Sentence examples for as a beginning point from inspiring English sources

"Frankly, I view this as a beginning point and not as an ending," Mr. Cantu said.

"Maybe," he suggests, "Paris can serve as a beginning point for thinking about how urban residents can reconnect with one another, since it is impossible to know when nature may present an unexpected challenge and when depending on one's neighbors may determine one's survival".

I recommend this volume as a beginning point for readers who wish to pursue this topic further.

Inspiring leadership will serve just fine as a beginning point, but over the long haul, leadership must have empirical rallying points to maintain relevance and validity.

As a beginning point, 60 different coatings were prepared at different current densities, agitation speeds, and silica concentrations (2 times repeated), as indicated in column 2 of Table 1.

As a beginning point, the student has demonstrated knowledge of: area as being related to a surface (the matrices), that windows and doorways are spaces, but spaces that are not included in the overall calculation of the area, that all walls have to be included in the total, additive tasks (calculations of the length and width of the walls).

The A.K.P.'s ideological precursor, the Islamist Welfare Party, began annual commemorations of the conquest of Constantinople, an event it described as "the beginning point of the supremacy of Muslims over Europe".

It attempts to change the status of the human embryo as the beginning point of human life into little more than a pharmaceutical product.

In "The Antient Concert," James Joyce and John McCormack faced off in a singing competition: naturally they used Irish folk songs as their beginning point.

In general, one often chooses to exactly solve the related unperturbed partial differential systems as the beginning point of research.

I always walk Sunday mornings, using the bridge and Bayside as my beginning point.