Sentence examples for definitive start from inspiring English sources

A race has a definitive start and finish.

Make no mistake: it is unlikely to be the definitive start of a new bull market.

But Nichols says: "I think it's nice to know where your bike came from, that it's made locally and by hand, there's a story behind it and a definitive start point to your journey with this object".

The integration of IS in-line with the needs of the business is extending their identify and lifecycle, making it difficult to evaluate the full impact of the system as it has no definitive start and/or end.

Get up the same time every day and have a definitive start time for work.

But looking back, most can agree that the release of Joy Division's sophomore album Closer in 1980, and the subsequent suicide later that year of lead singer Ian Curtis was the definitive start of the classic 'Goth Rock' movement.

We will describe here how the hotspot selection procedure developed in practice: from translating the concept into practice to the definitive start of the research.

Radiation therapists, as opposed to nurses in ambulatory chemotherapy, spend less time with patients during each radiation session, and the care pathway in a radiotherapy department is complex, requiring several appointments for preparation, and the time to the definitive start of treatment may be long.