Sentence examples for need to start off from inspiring English sources

If he puts it off until he's 50 and making $130,000, he'll need to start off saving 14.8percentt and more than 25percentt of his pay respectively to have those same chances.

Determine if you need to start off with a proof of concept, digital prototype or minimum viable product (MVP for short).

It dispenses with old school stuff like subject lines, and, obviously, there's no need to start off each Message with fuddy-duddy things like 'Dear X' or even a 'wassup!' (In a small concession to the rest of the world, incoming non-@facebook email will have its subject line inserted in bold text).

He said: "You need to start off having deals on aviation, and moving of drugs, and all this sort of thing, making sure the ports run as smoothly as possible, just to minimise the amount of disruption that takes place". This could then lead to a bigger "free-trade deal on a comprehensive basis", he added.

If you need to start off at 50 ft away, start off at 50 ft away.

If you have been sedentary, you may need to start off with a more modest exercise goal and increase your efforts as you go along.

Everyone needs to start off with the same information base.

But if that man waits until he's 40 to start saving for retirement, when he is earning $72,000, he needs to start off contributing 4.1percentt of his pay for that 50/50 chance of having enough money — or take a big step up to 14.5percentt of pay if he wants the 75percentt chance of success.

In order for the flash Zune to be better than the iPod Nano, the flash Zune needs to start off by adding a bigger screen.

"We needed to start off with thinking, 'What does this character look like?'" Calliet said.

And if you start with more leaf to stalk, you'll obviously need less to start off with.