Sentence examples for an acceptable beginning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon wrote in an Op-Ed essay Sunday in The New York Times that the 1967 borders were not an acceptable beginning.

A spirometry tracing was considered acceptable if it showed at least three efforts meeting criteria for an acceptable beginning of test (back-extrapolated volume [BEV] <150ml or <5% of forced vital capacity [FVC], whichever is greater), middle of test (no artifacts [e.g., glottis closure, cough or hesitation]), and end of test (exhalation of at least 6 seconds or a plateau before 6 seconds).

As a result of American feminism, which by its location necessarily originated within the context of capitalism, another role for women became acceptable beginning in the 1960s and 1970s: High-powered Career Woman.

The CRU scale assessed in this paper showed acceptable beginning psychometric properties with respect to responses from healthcare aides in nursing homes whose first language was English.

Once you have established that there is a place to teach, and that the pay is acceptable, begin preparing a class as follows.

While Eenmaal will only stay open for a couple of days a week, the idea of solo activities as an acceptable norm is beginning to gain a foothold in many parts of the world.

Fig. 1E shows the graph of the first patient in which intravenous insulin was introduced after the first betamethasone dose resulting in an acceptable level of glycaemia from the beginning and for all two days of treatment.

Our analysis was begun in 1993 because this was the point at which the Japanese cancer registries began to achieve an acceptable degree of organization, and underwent significant expansion thereafter.

Then, in 1910, American Express began advertising money orders as an "acceptable Christmas gift".

The health authorities in question should decide on an acceptable level of sensitivity before the pilot study begins.

Begin work as a school administrator once you find an acceptable position that a school district offers to you.