Sentence examples for another outset from inspiring English sources

European Research Council project EnvNano Environmental Effects and Risk Evaluation of Engineered, which ran from 2011 to 2016, took another outset by assuming that: "The behaviour of nanoparticles in suspension is fundamentally different from that of chemicals in solution".

Since this has been repeatedly proven not to be the case for nanomaterials (for overviews see, e.g., [64]), the European Research Council project EnvNano Environmental Effects and Risk Evaluation of Engineered, which ran from 2011 to 2016, took another outset by assuming that: "The behaviour of nanoparticles in suspension is fundamentally different from that of chemicals in solution.

It will be telling how long they wait before starting to unload them and how they address one another from the outset of the debate.

We are, after all, at the outset of another epochal regional change known as the Arab Spring.

"This was a terrible case from the outset," said another one of Mr. Cuban's lawyers, Christopher J. Clark of Latham & Watkins in New York.

At the outset, on another wind-whipped afternoon in Queens that felt more like British Open golf weather, the conditions appeared to favor Murray.

When one woman meets her limits, the film moves onto another woman at the outset of finding hers.

At the outset of another new year, it is my solemn duty to inform you of a secret addiction that has Britain choking in a vice-like grip.

I reiterated often that Rick Santorum was history, and that Mike Huckabee also was news from another day; at the outset, I assigned each a near zero probability (nothing is ever zero).

The apple-cheeked youth recalls another young painter at the outset of his career, the twenty-three-year-old Rembrandt, picturing himself and his calling around 1629, in a panel not much bigger than this page.

At the outset, "they thought, 'Oh no, not another survey, not another class,'" said Karen W. Ruffner, the group director.