Sentence examples for generally accepted starting point from inspiring English sources
As a circular highway, M-185 has no specific termini; the generally accepted starting point is at the mile 0 marker placed in front of the Mackinac Island State Park Visitor Center.
The other grids are mentioned to illustrate that there is no widely accepted grid of normative starting points, let alone a single widely accepted normative starting point, but also to illustrate a different part of the problem.
But why should we accept the starting point?
Multiculturalists can accept the starting point of Bouchard's arguments in question but not the conclusions.
His '1918' paper is accepted as the starting point for the development of biometrical genetics, with its ramifications in plant and animal breeding.
Telephoto lenses are generally accepted to start at around 80-100mm and go up from there.
The date has gone from the Silurian period, which is generally accepted to have started 440 million years ago, to the Ordovician, which started 490 million years ago, and to the Cambrian, which started 544 million years ago.
The people I base my characters on are generally starting points which I then build upon.
Established in August of 2015, the starting point of the meme is generally accepted to have been the "Humans of the Sesh," which began by parodying the popular "Humans of New York" account adapting sentimental stories about people's lives into tales of drug-fueled benders.
The terrorism model describes the enemy as small groups that are marginal in their own world -- generally accepted at this point as the Muslim World.
