Sentence examples for outset of new from inspiring English sources

Findings highlight the need for routine monitoring of weight, lipids, and glucose in a systematic manner for all persons receiving a new episode of antipsychotic treatment, regardless of body weight, illness profile, or use of health care services, and to do so at the outset of new episode.

At the outset of the new Booker Prize-winning novel A Brief History of Seven Killings, set in Jamaica, a dying man draws his little boy's attention to his most visible treasured possession – the Clarks shoes on his feet.

Those rules, after all, can be changed by a simple majority at the outset of a new Congress.

(Chinen) Grace Kelly Quintet (Tuesday and Wednesday) "Please don't box me in," sings Grace Kelly at the outset of her new album, "Live at Scullers" (PAZZ).

(Chinen) Grace Kelly (Friday and Saturday) "Please don't box me in," Grace Kelly sings at the outset of her new album, "Live at Scullers" (PAZZ).

We are reminded of that reluctance at the outset of the new movie, which finds him in a forest, marshalling troops against an onslaught of hostile humans.

And particularly at the outset of a new technology – before the powers that be come to terms with it and seek to control it.

Like Cameron Crowe, I had been deeply inspired by Bangs's singular approach to music-writing at the outset of a new decade.

At the outset of his new term, the president seems to have initiated a period of engagement with Senate Republicans to counter the paralyzing antipathy toward him in the Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House

And it's especially important, at the outset of a new pontificate, to understand the precise nature of that shadow, because at this point it's no longer really about priestly sex abuse itself.

"Now my, now my, now my heart aches/Feel the, feel the, feel the bricks break," Mr. Vidal sings at the outset of the new album's title track.