Sentence examples for outset sent from inspiring English sources
It did not help Annan's case that in unscripted remarks during the same trip he dismissed questions about the way he and his deputies at peacekeeping headquarters had downplayed an astonishingly precise warning about an impending extermination campaign — and plans to kill peacekeepers at the outset — sent to them by the U.N. force commander in Rwanda three months before the genocide began.
Chelsea's Victor Moses led the Super Eagles' attacking threat from the outset, sending in a searching ball that Ideye Brown was unable to direct on target.
The attorney said Marine Lt. Gen. George J. Flynn monitored Manning's case from the outset and sent an e-mail to the brig commander saying that Manning was "a prime candidate to take his own life".
At the outset Sara is sent by Pesach's aunt, Leah Sklarsky (resolutely played by Suzanne Toren), to nurse him.
But it is ungenerous of Proulx to wish she had aborted the story at the outset rather than sending it into the world where it could give pleasure and nourishment to its readers.
But he struggled badly at the outset of 1998, after being sent to the minor leagues.
Aside from a tweet Obama himself sent at the outset, soliciting suggestions for what programs should be cut or preserved in the debt ceiling debate (cue the RNC making fun of this -- "Obama seeks help on Twitter for how to do his job"), there was hardly any tweeting involved.
First, households sending a large proportion of migrants may have advantages at outset from households from where migration is less common.
Trial participants who agreed to take part in the text messaging sub-study and provided their mobile telephone number were sent a £5 note at the outset of the study, via post, to cover in advance all reasonable cost of equipment (i.e. use of their mobile telephone) and replying to text messages.
The training courses and personalized career development plans were designed after a baseline study was performed using an initial training needs analysis survey sent to all EDA-EMERGE fellows at the outset of the project.
With the case resting on a single e-mail, and on Quattrone's state of mind when he sent it, the charges seemed thin from the outset (see "Quattrone Hardly 'Innocent,' But Not Guilty").
