Sentence examples for convenient starting point from inspiring English sources

"Almaty has become a convenient starting point," he said, "with a well-functioning infrastructure".

Paeroa provides a convenient starting point for the Hauraki Rail Trail cycle.

Jess lives in a shared apartment a short walk from the central station, which is a convenient starting point for seeing the city.

As a convenient starting point, consider the two hypothetical health profiles of Figure 1.

And potatoes, while a convenient starting point, are not the vehicles of choice for future vaccines; they have to be eaten raw, which causes indigestion.

This conventionalist reading of Thrasymachus is not quite right, but it makes a convenient starting point for seeing what he does have in mind.

The cod complex and the halides are convenient starting points to platinum chemistry.

Many visitors to the Continent use Brussels as a convenient base or starting point for their travels.

Using Cloud BioLinux as the base OS provided a convenient, open-source starting point for a Bioinformatics Training Platform.

With no reports of disease caused by the succinogens, their genome sequences are a convenient and logical starting point to assess their potential for lack of pathogenicity.

The word "naysaying" plays felicitously on the sound of the English word "nay" and the cognate Indo-European root "ne," which gives Brann a convenient starting-point for discerning what various forms of naysaying have in common.