Sentence examples for makes a start at from inspiring English sources
The new health care reform law makes a start at figuring this out.
The law also makes a start at finding ways to slow the rise of health care costs and insurance premiums.
Fortunately, a new OECD study makes a start at filling in the picture and debunks some myths.For starters, Germany, not America, tops the OECD's knowledge-economy table.
"When you make a start at Yankee Stadium, you know where you are".
He did not make a start at receiver until his fifth season.
And it would make a start at reforming the medical care system to improve quality and lower costs.
Iran and the US seemed to have made a start at this with the meetings in Baghdad this summer.
Missing out on the rare chance to make a start at Wembley, Guzan admitted, left a "sour taste" that still has not gone away.
Dr. Lavoie says that one of the models he helped develop does make a start at tracing the course of a crisis.
In August this year, 100 representatives from all these sectors came together to make a start at the New Year for Women conference.
Depending on your viewpoint, that will either be a token of the civilised world's determination to make a start, at least, on outlawing bullies and sadists in high places, or a proof of the world's double standards.
