Sentence examples for outset developing from inspiring English sources

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 might have led to steadier desegregation had we monitored its impact from the very outset, developing an analysis of institutional practices that could be renegotiated rather than relying largely on costly and contentious lawsuits based on particularly striking instances of discrimination.

The director of "K-19," Kathryn Bigelow, was also involved from the outset in developing the film.

If scholars using content analysis are receptive to mixed methods, they will benefit from including them from the outset – in developing their research designs, in collecting their data, and in their contextualization (Brannen, 2005, pp. 177 181).

They also suggest that policy makers be involved from the outset in developing models.

They will need, at the outset, to develop a "growth ideology".

"From the outset, we developed an innovative technology to enable online marketers to understand the interests of Web site visitors based strictly on anonymous, nonpersonally identifiable data," he said.

Even though you've set up ground rules at the outset and developed a respectful classroom environment, once a hot topic emerges you need to continue to watch for classroom tone.

The university has attempted from the outset to "develop a more "relevant" form of education than was then being offered by the established universities".

At the outset we developed study protocols describing the delivery of both interventions.

Program impact theory-driven evaluation is participatory; it emphasizes the importance of working collaboratively with relevant stakeholders from the outset to develop both a common understanding of the program and realistic expectations by tailoring the evaluation to meet the agreed-on values and goals.

This was a 'two-way street' so it was important that the CoP had a very clear remit from the outset rather than developing its own agenda in the course of time.