Sentence examples for beginning with a primary from inspiring English sources

Hayden also entered electoral politics, beginning with a primary challenge against California's U.S. Sen. John Tunney in 1976.

Beginning with a primary module, which is then subject to a scalar expansion and repetition, a flexibility emerges which not only creates defined spaces with various scales and functions but also generates in-between spaces.

Consider, for example, the California Medical Association 's position in opposing S.B. 491: A patient's care should begin with a primary care physician, who can most ably advise a patient on what care he or she needs.

SEM secondary image production begins with a primary beam of negatively charged electrons that penetrate the surface of the sample to induce the production of secondary electrons which are attracted to the positively charged grid in front of the secondary detector.

We began with a primary level thematic analysis of the data called framework analysis (involving data familiarisation, thematic framework identification, indexing, charting, mapping and interpretation) to determine content-related and process-related themes (ie, what participants said and how they said it respectively).

When you have an unexpected illness or injury, we recommend beginning with a phone call to primary care provider (Internal Medicine, Ob/Gyn or Pediatrics).

When you have an unexpected illness or injury, we recommend beginning with a phone call to your primary care department (Internal Medicine, Student Health, Pediatrics or Ob/Gyn).

McCain began with a triumphant primary comeback and then adapted too much to the wishes of a discredited party.

But the Democrats have a dizzying array of delegate rules, so their party's candidates face a complex game board that could result in a protracted fight, beginning this weekend with a primary in Louisiana and caucuses in Nebraska and Washington.

I've had 8 careers over 45 years..... guess I couldn't keep a job.... HA!), beginning with teaching primary school kids, and ending with coaching business owners who wanted to build better teams and develop solid relationships with their clients.

In a public career that began with a failed Republican primary campaign for Congress from his home state of Missouri in 1972 and eventually led to two terms as state attorney general and two terms as governor before his election to the Senate in 1994, Mr. Ashcroft has often felt underestimated, friends say.