Sentence examples for begin at the outset from inspiring English sources
The varied and often disguised layers of pharmaceutical marketing and maneuvering begin at the outset, when Petersen reminds us that Americans spent $250 billion in 2005 on prescription drugs -- twice as much as we paid for higher education or new cars.
Ideally, such communication would begin at the outset of research work and continue throughout the duration of any study, thereby building up to any potential recommendations for change, and establishing legitimacy of the researchers to the network members when their findings become available.
That included the new academy, "planning for which began at the outset of his Highness' investment".
The division of Kim's family began at the outset of the Korean War in June 1950.
Since the Syrian conflict began at the outset of the Arab Spring, it has brought over a million refugees, more bombings, and, evidence increasingly shows, ISIS operatives to Lebanon.
In our analysis, use of PPE or ICMs in the emergency department usually began at the outset of the epidemic (outbreak at hospital A).
As the judges outlined it yesterday, the conflict began almost at the outset of the case in 1997 when the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association arranged for lawyers for Mr. Schwarz and one of the other officers, Thomas Bruder.
"Senator Rubio has said from the outset that we will not rush this process, and that begins at the committee level," Mr. Conant said.
13. (C) To be successful, continued Senator Kerry, we must begin by agreeing at the outset the amount of land each side (Israelis and Palestinians) will obtain in the end and use that understanding to draw the borders.
A new and very talented generation of writers and artists began to emerge at the outset of World War II.
