Sentence examples for outset of this chapter from inspiring English sources

As discussed at the outset of this chapter, companies often turn to the research organizations, the vendors, or both.

These Tables, together with those presented at the outset of this chapter (Tables 8.1 and 8.2) should make it fairly clear that most insect control techniques are inherently related to certain forms of storage and, moreover, that none of them is perfectly complete and without disadvantages.

At the outset of the chapter on wisdom Śāntideva says that the ultimate truth is of a reality that is not within range of the intellect; the intellect operates only at the level of conventional truth.

Glass posts extracts at the outset of each chapter.

Mr. Colbert's book is a heroes' parade jammed between two covers — shiny stickers, a red-and-gilt streamer, and an American flag at the outset of each chapter, marked off in seven stripes of bold red type (squint, you'll see).

Yet at the outset of the second chapter of his 1981 book, The Transfiguration of the Commonplace, Danto commented: "the possibility was first recognized, I believe, in connection with literary works, by Borges, who has the glory of having discovered it in his masterpiece, Pierre Menard, Symbolist Poet" [sic].

For a study of this chapter see Machle 1993).

Now, at the outset of this experiment, what was the therapy for syphilis?

Now, at the outset of this Presidency, King's words to Kennedy warrant repeating.

As I suggested at the outset of this article, never assume that there is only one cockroach.

The Spielberg (2013) quote at the outset of this paper illustrates this perspective.