Sentence examples for clear starting point from inspiring English sources
There's no clear starting point like there is in Hong Kong".
Engineering is a clear starting point: sanitation, shelter and supply lines are all essential in any crisis.
But given both a clear starting point in the latest ConAgra offer and the high risks of the Post spinoff, silence isn't golden, according to I.S.S.
"I regard it as the responsibility of the senior judiciary to give guidance and it will be guidance that is not merely, 'Well, it all depends,' but starting from a clear starting point giving fairly reasonable guidance as to what should happen.
Insofar as one takes pure wave mechanics to provide a clear starting point for addressing the quantum measurement problem, one might find such alternatives naturally compelling.
In contrast, non-stop onsets (specifically, [x m l]) have a clear starting point and are unlikely to be under-measured.
But we think the trend is clear: the starting point is always: "The future is lost.
The official sentencing guidelines for judges since 2008 have made clear that their "starting point for the lowest level of knife possession amongst adults should be 12 weeks' custody".
In my new role as Shadow Culture Secretary, I want to be very clear Labour's starting point will be a commitment to defend the freedom of the free press.
*Schoonen and Verhallen (2008), in their report on the development of a Dutch WAT for young L2 learners, also made it clear that "the starting point was that familiarity with all the words could be taken for granted for nine-year-olds in Grade 3 of primary school (the youngest target group)" (pp. 219 220).
