Sentence examples for outset to run from inspiring English sources

Second, webOS was designed from the outset to run multiple applications at once and, these developers say, to minimize the well-known potential problems that arise when doing so.

Sufficient cDNA was prepared at the outset to run all selected genes.

At the site's outset, Polygon planned to run multiple longform feature articles weekly, which they intended to be comparable in intent to the cover stories of magazines.

From the outset, Bush has aimed to run an inclusive campaign, casting himself as a "compassionate conservative" with the ability to broaden the party's appeal.

Celtel began life in 1998 - an operator rather than a design consultancy - and, from the outset, Ibrahim was determined to run a clean company.

FITTING easily into the most conservative wing of the Bush administration, Josette Sheeran was from the outset an unlikely candidate to run the World Food Program, the world's largest humanitarian aid organization, which has frequently been at odds with Washington.

Because Of The Times is an ever more ambitious affair - and it states it from the outset with 7 minute epic ''Knocked Up'' (their first ever song to run over 5 minutes).

With few assets, small charities will not at the outset access the necessary state cash to run state backed projects to help prisoners, the unemployed or unhealthy.

At the outset of a genetic diagnosis, emotions tend to run high but wane with time.

Education City's growth and success are attributable to a very important decision made by the leaders of Qatar from the outset: they guaranteed complete independence and autonomy to the universities to run their programs as they see fit.

Given that these risks were known at the outset, ministers must explain why they judged Circle a safe choice to run this hospital.