Sentence examples for key starting point from inspiring English sources

If you are having trouble keeping up, note the key starting point of each theme and the anecdotes from that theme.

For charities who find this an incredibly complex maze to navigate, the key starting point in any discussion is to distinguish between social investment into charities (and charities needing to have sufficient investment readiness) and those investments made by a charity for the purposes of financial return and furthering the charities aims.

Franke and his wife penned a book called Doping: From Research to Deceit, which was seen as a key starting point in the lengthy process that led to the current unified German government offering €10.5m (£7.1m) in compensation to the victims of the last major state-run doping regime.

We present here preliminary work on the development of thin film Mg2+ conducting electrolytes as the key starting point for the development of all-solid-state Mg batteries.

These compounds revealed little to no toxicity against mammalian NIH-3T3 fibroblasts and provide a key starting point for further drug development with this class of compound.

This option space is the key starting point for the work of any climate engineer using building performance simulation who is supporting the design process.

Bristol and Liverpool were key starting points on the terrible triangle of sugar, slavery, and vast capital.

Having spoken to a number of campaigners, I've arrived at three key starting points.

These hits would have retrospectively provided key starting points to the design of 1 and 2 even in the absence of information from the natural peptide ligand.

The key, the starting point for knowing how to do this, is to know the endpoint -- to know what life with God is like.

And unlike W.E.P., which uses the actual key that you type in, W.P.A. uses that key as a starting point to generate a series of far more complex keys.