Sentence examples for be starting from a from inspiring English sources

This time around, Mr. Spitzer appears to be starting from a much stronger position.

They may be starting from a more disadvantaged level, with greater potential to catch up as the RDI score improves.

Well before long-standing abuse erupts into tragedy, she says, social services should not be "starting from a position of telling women 'If you don't do what I tell you we'll take your children off you' but 'What do you need to help you and your children become safer?' And that means safety planning done properly, not just handing over a list of things to take with you when you leave".

"Everyone else will be starting from a customer base of zero," says NSI Vice President of marketing Doug Wolford.

Instead of being on the defensive from the beginning of the next round of legislating, the Democrats will be starting from a position of strength.

Manufacturing may also have potential, although it would be starting from a much lower base - only 6% of GDP - and has been shrinking up until now.

On cold winter days, a car could be started from a desktop computer.

Programming language: Java with Java Web Start support (can be started from a web browser).

It is provided as a Java Web Start application, which can be directly be started from a web browser.

It is provided as a Java Web Start application, which can directly be started from a web browser.

This way, the next optimization can be started from a good initial guess, with an extra knot inserted.