Sentence examples for by starting something from inspiring English sources

But the local foundation head who told me "you will raise less money" by starting something new was almost certainly wrong.

Admitted one: "My biggest regret is that I'm a 'wantrepreneur.' I never got to prove myself by starting something from scratch".

As you prepare to start the next chapter of your life, what better way to make the most of your senior year than by starting something that encompasses and reflects your passions.

[By] starting something unique, I didn't think about following certain gallery trends or art world trends.

Experience suggests France, ill-served by its friends, has started something it will have great difficulty in finishing.

Seekers keep coming — more and more, by various accounts, wishing to start something, not crunch others' spreadsheets.

I had serious fantasies that by wearing them, I would start something, fashion-wise, and now it seems I have.

"In addition, evolution works by starting with something close and then changing what it can do in small steps.

He's opening up about his job and life today in the hopes that President Obama will make good on his promises to help struggling workers in America by starting with something the president can control: giving federal government contractors like Jerome a decent wage.

"You can't go wrong by starting with something you love and making connections," said Wadden.

Granted, humanity hasn't done much for me, but I could be the better person by starting to do something for humanity.