Sentence examples for outset for the from inspiring English sources

"The costs that I suggested at the outset for the state aspects of the visit are probably on the high side," he said.

It was difficult from the outset for the Yankees and Hughes, who gave up a leadoff triple to Austin Jackson and a sacrifice fly to Torii Hunter, the next batter.

Prince Charles's Foundation for the Built Environment has been asked to advise on the scheme's design and to try to ensure community involvement from the outset for the project.

Administration officials said Mr. Obama would push for a clear path to citizenship from the outset for the 11 million undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States, suggesting he would reject any attempts to link that to improved border security.

"Clearly one of the issues with the Catera is that it wasn't designed from the outset for the American market," says Lincoln Merrihew, an automotive analyst with J.D. Power & Associates.

The third lesson from the decisive Cantor upset is not to embrace the political attitude that calls for settling, from the outset, for the least-of-the-worst choices.

At the outset, for me, the approach of American troops to Baghdad was an issue of intense personal concern, as much as professional.

In order to get the best possible outset for predicting the implementation effort, it is of vital importance to obtain some data of the developers' experiences, and also how they performed in the past.

I will say at the outset that, for the first episode at least, that deep cleanse is not much in evidence.

To complete my trope at the outset: for a century or so the symphony and the novel made love to each other, quite beautifully.

At the outset, for example, Mrs. Clinton faced the question that has been frequently raised, when Wolf Blitzer, the program's moderator, asked her to respond to criticisms that she was a carpetbagger.