Sentence examples for favourable starting point from inspiring English sources
We identify three success factors for green competitiveness at the sector level: the speed at which sectors convert to green products and processes (measured by green innovation), their ability to gain and maintain market share (measured by existing comparative advantages) and a favourable starting point (measured by current output).
Objective: Using as a starting point the favourable clinical evolution of a recipient of a 85 year old lung, we reviewed all of our donors from the last 6 years that were dismissed strictly because advance age (>60 years).
Students recognised the value of (self- reflection, which in their opinion waself- reflectionmulti-source feedback, by video-tapes of their performance as a starting point of discussions, and by a favourable climate in the department.
Empirical, comparative analysis of the favourable instruments identified in this qualitative study is a much-needed starting point within the context of spinal cord injury.
Not astonishingly, a cold starting point, where no light and heat is provided, does not constitute a favourable environment and lizards can probably profit by searching for a more favourable patch.
That was their starting point.
Mr. Barber: — thrilling starting point.
That was the starting point.
My starting point is different.
That was our starting point.
