Sentence examples for does not have to start from inspiring English sources

The Arab world does not have to start from scratch.

Better still, it does not have to start back at square one.

But the process of ratifying Lisbon has been so difficult that the E.U. is determined to ensure that it does not have to start again from scratch.

A principal cost saver in Europe has been the ability to make parts and processes last through two development cycles instead of a single cycle -- something the Japanese are adept at -- so that each time a car is redesigned, the company does not have to start from scratch.

Unlike condensation-freezing nucleation, immersion freezing does not have to start immediately upon the formation of a supercooled droplet.

From the second civilization, the GA has little "intelligence" so that it does not have to start the blind searching at the beginning while it still has ability to explore the wide search space.

Under both, a student doesn't have to start repaying until six months after graduation.

Taylor doesn't have to start right away; the Chargers signed recent Seahawk Atari Bigby for that.

Vimeo's advantage in this market, Levin said, is that it doesn't have to start from scratch.

It doesn't have to start off big.

Of course, feeling better about yourself doesn't have to start with a boob job.