Sentence examples for bad starting point from inspiring English sources

One plays for Real Madrid, the other for Barcelona, which is not a bad starting point.

The overall effect may be a bit Helmut Lang in the 1990s, but that is not such a bad starting point for an ardent minimalist.

That is not a bad starting point for someone who can also finish clinically, as proved by that clever flick for the goal against Sweden.

We on the political and cultural left have come to think of the nationalistic urge as a necessarily bad starting point for making decent art.

After the Durban talks last month, climate realists must face the reality that "shared sacrifice," however necessary eventually, has proven a catastrophically bad starting point for global collaboration.

Hardly revolutionary, but it's not a bad starting point to consider what fashion can be for: namely clothes to be worn and loved.

Furthermore, this is an efficient method because it does not require initial iterations to avoid bad starting points, such as the Newton Raphson.

Not a bad starting-point for rethinking the role of the mandarins.

"Bad Boy Nietszche!" takes as its starting point the story that has this philosopher collapsing when he sees a horse being beaten in Turin in 1889, triggering the nervous breakdown from which he would never recover.

This is a bad message because a) as a starting point for raising children, they shouldn't be led to believe that it's normal for people to tell them to keep things from their parents.

— but as a starting point it's not bad.