Sentence examples for as an outset from inspiring English sources

A very early definition formulated by Chapin (1928), as an outset in his attempts to measure SES status, includes four dimensions.

According to the procedure of the consensus-based process for the development of an effective sustainability decision-making framework which was employed in this study, the outcome can also be considered as an outset step intended for the establishment of a Decision Support Systems (DSS) and assessment tool suited to building renovation context.

Not Macbeth but, as at the outset, a child: young Fleance, running into the redness, toward a future of yet more slash and burn.

The LHC's host lab, CERN, was established from the outset as an international organisation with governance mechanisms that have stood the test of time and have allowed countries that are not CERN members to invest with confidence.

A reluctance among many Muslims to accept that America could be a blundering victim of atrocities rather than a wily perpetrator meant that the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers were widely reported from the outset as an inside job, facilitated by Israel's intelligence service, to stoke up Western hatred of Islam.

Sometimes, as in Mantra and the large orchestral composition with mime soloists, Inori, the simple formula is stated at the outset as an introduction.

Yiddish theater may have been seen from the outset as an expression of a Jewish national character, but the theatrical values of Goldfaden's company were in many ways those of a good Romanian theater of the time.

He had been made into a scapegoat for the company's dire financial straits and was meant to serve as an example on the outset of an attempted company-wide restructuring.

It's no real surprise that the 24-year-old pop-country hitmaker comes down squarely on the sunny side of the street, identifying herself at the outset as "an enthusiastic optimist: one of the few living souls in the music industry who still believes that the music industry is not dying … it's just coming alive".

Another important approach that allows the ultimate robustness of chromatographic methods to be rigorously included as an objective from the outset of systematic method development was described in [ 7, 8].

With his model as our outset, we wanted to learn whether (and eventually how) the balance between exploration and exploitation in organizational learning could be used as a foresighting tool.