Sentence examples for a system that started from inspiring English sources

A system that started with, say, a sequence of five randomly chosen states first, followed by two or three "Super Tuesdays", would be better.

Should we be surprised that a system that started in the British colonies in the 1690s and didn't end to 1865 and was then followed by a century of Jim Crow has an ongoing effect?

Many of these processes are also visible in India and Nepal, but they impinge upon a system that started with less public confidence and greater reasons for mistrust.

They are at the end of the line in a system that starts about 2,700km north.

"You've got to devise a system that starts to change underlying incentives — the policy incentives — and allow a gradual change in the system over time".

The recent news peg was disclosure by a group of Noble critics of total fines collected via a system that starts at $5.

We have to have a system that starts in people's homes and builds a single team of support around those people to provide the care they want rather than a system that overuses targets.

And we keep coming back to a definition of a system that starts to look like a very sophisticated air-to-air missile.

A complex system that started in an apparently stable state (straight and level westbound flight at cruise altitude and speed) unexpectedly and abruptly switched to a new state (eastbound fight at 400 feet and red-line speed).

Thursday's storm was part of a larger system that started in the southwestern part of the country earlier this week and has stretched from southern South Dakota down to the Gulf Coast.

I mean, we would probably all agree that education is the single most important dimension for any country's future – and yet we use a school system that started 200 years ago!