Sentence examples for essential start from inspiring English sources

Also essential: start small.

But, he said, it is an essential start, providing relatively cheap insurance against harm if scientists' predictions of the consequences of a warming climate prove correct.

It would be not be sufficient for a ballot paper to include "none of the above", although this is clearly an essential start.

To release the seven Baha'i leaders – whose only "crime" is tending to the needs of their community – is an essential start if the government is to abide by recognised standards of human rights and due process.

Representative Henry A. Waxman, the California Democrat who is chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, said, "While this bill is short of our ultimate goal of health reform, it is a down payment, and is an essential start".

That is an essential start, but as people involved in improving medical care have learned, finding someone to blame for a mistake doesn't fix deeper problems, said James M. Doyle, a lawyer and visiting fellow with the National Institute of Justice who is studying mistakes in the criminal justice system.

Nick Hughes says there are five essential start-up talents, including adaptability: "Nothing in a start-up ever goes as planned, and thus, start-up founders must be able to adapt to changing circumstances".

But the earlier reconstructions remain essential starting points for understanding the past.

Respect for the wishes of the composer, and a desire to understand those wishes, are essential starting points.

For such people, a stopgap is often an unavoidable but essential starting point from which to begin a career.

It is our view that solutions to such problems are an essential starting point for any progress towards social inclusion".