Sentence examples for a tangible starting point from inspiring English sources

Critically a tangible starting point is developing a procurement code that represents the principles and standards the company will hold itself (and its suppliers) to.

What is clear however, is that his death went down in history as the first documented exercise-related death and provides a tangible starting-point for the discipline of sport cardiology.

Fishing, however, is the main threat, and hence a tangible starting place for making conservation gains.

As the first global metric using detailed standardized data on children in cities, the index is a crucial starting point for tangible progress on child development in cities, and will be an important tool for advocacy, programming and evidence-based policy development.

Just a good starting point".

They're a great starting point.

North Korea is a good starting point.

This book is a valuable starting point.

TANGIER seemed a good starting point.

That's just a general starting point.

But that's a terrible starting point.