Sentence examples for outset of the three from inspiring English sources

To a large extent, such geography reflects the absolute sizes of the poor population in each region at the outset of the three decade-long, incomplete effort to end extreme poverty.

Equipoise, suggesting indifference or at least uncertainty regarding the preventive efficacy of circumcision with respect to HIV, was possible at the outset of the three RCTs only on the basis of discounting the substantial observational data as not reflecting genuine knowledge.

At the outset of the campaign three weeks ago, 70percentt of Britons polled opposed exchanging the pound for the euro.

At the outset of the campaign three weeks ago, undecided voters made up almost a third of the electorate, and may prove crucial if turnout is high.

At the outset of the experiment, the five men and five women were equally good at detecting benzaldehyde, which smells like almonds, and citralva, from citrus fruit.

Yet this is less remarkable than it may seem: retail prices are falling anyway, and real earnings also dropped at the outset of the previous two recessions.

But who cares?" She waved a hand at the run-down, shuttered city: "What is this, life?" From the outset of the revolution, one of its great strengths has been Libyans' hatred of Qaddafi, which has inspired thousands of them to risk their lives to remove him from power.

At the outset of the trials, seven AEs were considered relevant to endocrine therapy and were predefined for statistical analysis.

At the outset of the coalition the two men appeared to be ideological allies.

At the outset of the nineteen-sixties, one in four workers had the protection of a union.

One member of the cast downs four shots at the outset of the play, with two more shots — integrated into the course of action — imbibed thereafter.