Sentence examples for expressed at the outset from inspiring English sources

Those present agreed with the strong view expressed at the outset by one expert that "the current system of maternity care is unsustainable.

Sparta's invasion of Attica set the tone of the first half of the Archidamian War (431 421), named after the Spartan king Archidamus II, unfairly in view of the wariness he is said to have expressed at the outset.

The constitutive equation is usually expressed at the outset in the differential form and the integrated form of the same is obtained.

But at the same time, so many Americans share that recurrent, manic thought expressed by Willy Loman at the outset of Death of a Salesman, "I'm tired to the death".

Many express trepidation at the outset, but they're almost always successful by term's end, she says.

It should already be clear that the area of maneuver for the Communists in Paris is greater than for the Americans, principally because we expressed only minimun demands at the outset - reciproca action for stopping all the bombing... Speaks of possible claims on territory the Communist may demand.

While the exclusion based on the lack of plausible results is guided by the analysis of the literature, the exclusion based on the importance of the outcomes implies a value judgement expressed by the panel at the outset of the process.

-Physician In contrast, staff wished all were required to use the system at the outset, and expressed a fear of 'hold-out' physicians.

Mr President, I would like, at the outset, to express my gratitude to the rapporteur, Mr Søndergaard, who began his work in difficult circumstances, has shown great patience, and who has also demonstrated a tendency to be very balanced in his evaluations and opinions.

Marvell, who assisted Milton when he was Latin secretary during the interregnum, expressed extraordinary admiration of Paradise Lost in verses at the outset of the 1674 edition.

Some individualised healthcare modalities that triggered self-regulation were perceived by patients as being stressful at the outset, but patients expressed that they subsequently experienced a pleasing effect once they had successfully navigated this temporarily emotional exertive situation.