Sentence examples for its starting point is from inspiring English sources

Its starting point is that "it is not negligent for a doctor to depart from the existing range of accepted medical treatments for a condition if the decision to do so is taken responsibly".

Its starting point is that the States are failing to slow down global warming.

Loosely adapted from a play, its starting point is an act we don't see by a character we never meet.

Its starting point is within the mind of the poet, sitting at Mölna dock on a summer day in 1940.

Its starting point is the actor's body and its culmination is a universal milling around in which chaos descends.

Its starting point is the Old Testament story of Sarah and Abraham before the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Its starting point was the graphic images of "Metropolis," the 1927 Fritz Lang film.

Its starting point was not how wealth is distributed but the prior question of how wealth comes to exist in the first place.

The Revolutionary calendar was proclaimed on 14 Vendémiaire, year II (October 5, 1793), but its starting point was set to be about a year prior, on 1 Vendémiaire, year I (September 22 , 1792.

Its starting point was that inequality is an impediment to growth, which means spending money on schools and universities and hospitals and employment programs are economic, as well as social, investments.

Its starting point was a piece of IPPR research that confirmed the increase in English residents identifying themselves as English rather than British, and found that those who do are more likely to be anti-European, resentful of the Scots and inclined towards Ukip.