Sentence examples for different starting point from inspiring English sources
This strikes me as a radically different starting point than wanting to be the main attraction.
The organizers subsequently chose a different starting point for the bar crawl.
The irony, though, is that the French policies, from a very different starting point, have ended up at much the same place.
But the Republicans aren't just choosing a different starting point from the White House: They're trying to have it both ways.
Ah, say the salesmen, take a different starting point, such as January 2001, and prices for nearly every segment of the art market have risen at annual double-digit rates particularly, in the largest market, New York.
What we cannot expect from Labour is the political equivalent of a videotape played backwards: a new government has to recognise the damage and missed opportunities of the coalition and move to put them right – but it will begin from a very different starting point.
This study concluded no differences in effectiveness were induced by different starting points of radiation therapy until 4 days postoperatively.
The heterogeneity of case mix and other factors usually make for an intricate analysis, but different starting points play a central role in the differences between studies.
"They have got different starting points," said Charles Grant, head of the Center for European Reform, a pro-euro private policy group.
