Sentence examples for even at the start from inspiring English sources
Even at the start of an attack, shooting to kill is correct.
Even at the start of her career, she sought new challenges.
"We are not even at the start of this process of acquisitions.
On top of that, he said his body felt better than it did even at the start of the year.
Genotypic variation at the studied locus was also found in wolves indicating that it was present even at the start of dog domestication.
Even at the start of the second half Barcelona were allowed the freedom to launch a five-on-three attack.
The significance of the proposed control law is shown by many simulations, which show high performances with any initial conditions, even at the start-up, and with critical cases of mismatched parameter values.
Still, she felt tired this morning and even at the starting line.
But even at the starting point its concern is with current approaches and open questions -- both very much in the plural.
Industrial powers are already in transition (note research on "peak travel," for instance) while fast-rising developing countries are still sprinting and the world's poorest places are not even at the starting line.
This duration was measured because micro-motions of the mouse occurred even at the starting point, making it difficult to determine when the first movement began.
