Sentence examples for be starting on a from inspiring English sources
To begin with, I would not be starting on a shoestring.
These partnerships would happen pre-competition, meaning everyone would be starting on a level playing field when eventually competing in the market.
All in all, 2017 appears to be starting on a funding roll for the fintech sector: just this week, mobile payments startup iZettle announced a $63 million raise; and CompareEuropeGroup raised $21 million.
If you had an inspiring math teacher, studied a quantitative subject in college, got a master's degree in computer science and went on to have analytical work experience, you'll be starting on a better footing than someone starting from scratch on quantitative thinking.
The day would seem to be starting on a good note for you, right?
I have been given examinations, explanations and expectations; I have gone through and successfully recovered from surgery; I have just completed a schedule of radiation therapy; and I will now be starting on a special prescribed medication.
After surgery, the patient would be started on a regimen of immunosuppressive medications to prevent rejection of the new organ.
Children with underlying complaints, like Salman, may be started on a course of antibiotics.
Scenarios F1 and F2 were concerned with instances where patients should either be started on a low dose of the medication or should have doses changed gradually.
