Sentence examples for like at the outset from inspiring English sources

A Failed Tradition," and I'd like at the outset to say the same.

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.

In those diary entries Dr. Wilson said, Gould "was telling us what dystonia feels like at the outset".

The observed difference is most likely due to the finding that SK-OV-3 cells are more epithelial-like at the outset than 59 M cells.

Or take a look at the Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who, though sporting an achievement-like beard at the outset of his corporate ride, now proudly bares his sixty-two-year-old cheeks to the elements.

As one final comment that I'd like to make in this lecture, I'd like to emphasize at the outset that the taped lectures represent only one component of the course.

Therefore, if your experiences don't marry with mine I would like to apologise at the outset.

"I would like to say at the outset that I am neither a republican, nor an atheist nor an English nationalist... Members should detect no hostility in me towards God, her majesty the Queen, to God Save the Queen or to the United Kingdom," said Perkins, MP for Chesterfield.

Others at the tasting I attended claimed not to like brown liquor at the outset, but left with a newfound appreciation for it — and we all left with a list of unusual whiskies to buy back home.

We would like to state at the outset that PD is legitimately used in India for detecting genetic defects, and there is a wide range of genetic diseases that are being diagnosed prenatally.

XVI 32), which he made sound almost like Scarlatti at the outset, with a dry, detached touch, before nudging it toward a more Romantic fluidity in the later movements.