Sentence examples for but starting from from inspiring English sources

But starting from scratch can be unsettling.

But starting from this narrow remit, the committee also stumbled – with palpable amazement – into a far wider problem.

But starting from the sustained, hushed opening chord, produced by eerie high harmonics on the string basses, the music's shimmering colors and prolonged harmonies are quite fetching.

But starting from Monday, 33 bank and building society brands will be involved in the launch of the Current Account Switch Service, backed by a multimillion-pound television advertising campaign introducing customers to a "simpler world" of switching.

Hikers can choose to follow the path in either direction, but starting from the north is less common and therefore means that it is possible to walk most of the trail in relative quiet, with only the rustling of leaves and chirping of insects to keep one company.

True, the dam will not manage to pay for itself without further reforms in China's irrational structure for the pricing and distribution of power; but starting from as early as this summer, China will reap huge benefits from its new ability to control flooding at the lower reaches of the Yangtze.

His company renovated an old track in Joliet, Ill., but started from scratch in Kansas City.

The rise in numbers of women on boards is welcome but started from a low base.

Other recommendations produce more system-specific leading indicators, but start from system hazard analysis and thus are limited by the causes considered by the traditional hazard analysis techniques.

Comparing elongations that have the same amplitude, but start from a different initial length, we see that the force increases with the starting length.

Tag yourself in every picture, but start from the last picture.