Sentence examples for outset introducing from inspiring English sources

United by fearlessness, the two throw themselves over the parapet from the outset – introducing themselves in courageous fashion, each taking on a demanding unaccompanied song before the hall suddenly quakes as, with heavy foot on the distortion pedal, Eriksen dons electric guitar and Carthy launches into frantic fiddle and bass drum and they explode into Buffalo.

At the outset, they introduce cities to the PDU principles, including the legal framework, objectives and process.

We would have done better at the outset to introduce legally-binding contracts rather than informal understandings, although this might not be true, or feasible, in all cultures.

Our analysis also suggests that planners should give preference to integrating CCM programs from the outset rather than introducing treatment of each condition at a separate time.

"What would be more useful would be reducing the costs at the outset of cases and introducing alternative dispute resolution, which we have put to the MoJ but they didn't go for that idea," said Harris.

He seemed sociable enough at the outset, when people introduced themselves before sitting down.

At the outset, we are introduced to the characters, one of whom is Detective Strauss.

At the very outset we are introduced to the boy's family as they move southward through their country in a convoy of trucks from an area controlled by "African Arabs" to their own ethnic heartland, inhabited by "pure Africans," in the book's somewhat overly reductive language of ethnicity.

It can then be used in an objective manner, without introducing at the outset ideological or normative connotations that might distort the look and the analysis.

At the outset, Mr. Berman said, the idea of introducing hockey was "very controversial".

From the outset the Meiji government had been busy introducing science and technology from Europe and America, but it nevertheless had difficulties in realizing such goals.