Sentence examples for begin with a specific from inspiring English sources
As he described it, the iPod did not begin with a specific technological breakthrough, but with a sense, in early 2001, that Apple could give this market something better than any rival could.
Charles Barsotti I start with a small stack of paper, good paper that can stand a lot of erasing, because I seldom begin with a specific idea for a cartoon.
The COWAT consists of three one-minute trials in which participants are instructed either to say as many words that begin with a specific letter as possible.
Participants are given one minute to generate as many words as possible that begin with a specific letter.
In the process study, we did not begin with a specific hypothesis concerning the impact of these decision aids on the consultation.
To understand biological mechanism we begin with a specific molecular receptor, and to discover new leads for pharmacological intervention, we screen a library of compounds against a particular isolated target.
Finding evidence begins with a specific, well-built clinical question.
That is partly because footwork began with a specific purpose: to be the backdrop to footwork dance battles, with their lightning-quick steps and confrontational energy.
The program generally begins with a specific sound, and then the rich, mellifluous voice of Mr. Metzner identifying what is being broadcast, introducing the show and then providing it with a context -- usually a brief interview with a scientist or another expert, who explains whatever phenomenon is being heard.
This trajectory typically began with a specific event or prolonged experience of trauma occurring during childhood or adolescence, including but not limited to: witnessing violence; the death or absence of family members; prolonged bullying as a child; and sexual abuse.
