Sentence examples for critical start from inspiring English sources

As thrilled as Wang was about his wife, Chia-Ling Wu, delivering a baby, he left the hospital at 10 on Tuesday night and slept 10 hours because he had a critical start.

But after a bullpen session here Monday with the pitching coach Larry Rothschild, he said he worked on things to harness his control and said he was prepared to apply it Thursday, which could be a critical start for him.

But it will be a critical start to dealing with the two "wars" of our time.

They have signaled that their decision will be heavily influenced by how much it rains and snows during the critical start to the wet season. .

UNICEF Iraq Representative, Sikander Khan, stated "This training is a critical start to raise awareness of how the widespread presence of guns and other light arms in Iraq threaten the safety and lives of Iraqi children.

Females had to avoid critical "start-up".

The deferred payment plan, the campaign document states, could mean that "millions of young Americans" would not have to pay interest or principal on their loans "as they work through the critical start-up phase of new enterprises".

Critical starts on Sky 1 on Tuesday 24 February at 9pm.

Lackey said he was not edgy against the Yankees in the division series because he had made several critical starts on the challenging road to the playoffs.

Contact is the most critical starting point — it helps to have foreigners living in and learning about these places, just as it helps to have Central Asians studying abroad.

The majority of the entrepreneurs had acquired diverse network resources through education or work experience, which proved valuable for their ventures in their critical start-up phase (i.e., identity-based networks, cf. Hite and Hesterly 2001).