Sentence examples for better starting point from inspiring English sources

The NCEP report is a much better starting point than that old pork-laden energy bill.

Granted, that's not possible for mammals, but maybe a mouse would be a better starting point.

If Douthat wants a 'defining idea of liberal Christianity,' the idea that attentiveness and fidelity to human religious experience is more determinative than attentiveness and fidelity to Scripture or church tradition would be a much better starting point than the one he offers.

Barry C. Scheck, a co-founder of the Innocence Project and an adviser to Mr. Vance's unit, said taking innocence claims directly to prosecutors "was a much better starting point than just going into court and filing a motion," because in judicial proceedings, "people develop tunnel vision and institutional bias on either side".

Though not a perfect match with its parent's business lines, that would be a much better starting point than today's balance sheet, which is bogged down by assets that are difficult to value, hard to unload and of little interest to investors seeking exposure to G.E.'s world-class global infrastructure business.

"We have a better starting point.

The idea of using well-known and validated catalogs of NFR requirements to create instances of software concerns may help the developers to get a better start point to maintain their own catalogs of software concerns.

A better starting-point would be to require dark pools to publish their operating procedures and membership criteria, so that investors can make a better informed choice of where to trade.

And then basically he was for a no fly zone up until he saw how ineffective he was, and then he realized he'd better start pointing out how ineffective it was.

Travis Best hinted that speed would be a better starting option at point guard.

We are likely to see the same disappointing results, but we can only move ahead by better defining our starting point.