Sentence examples for point of start from inspiring English sources

Such a shortsighted view misses the real point of START.

Computerized reporting of all steps in the microbiology laboratory and recording the time point of start and discontinuation of isolation by the infection control practitioners allowed exact determination of turn around times (TATs).

What would be the point of starting a new newspaper if one unthinkingly followed every Fleet Street convention?

Mr. Loeb makes a point of starting the note with praise for Mr. Hirai and his commitment to change.

That's the point of starting over; it often signals a new set of ambitions and values.

Catering to the impatient cosmopolite or nerd was the whole point of starting Mr. Greenberg's half of the store, the side with the antiquarian books.

He said Mr. Matthews "got pretty close to the line, but he never actually got to the point of starting an exploratory committee".

"What's the point of starting a second unit when there are so many problems with the first?" Celine says, referring to intermittent technical faults at the plant.

It seems that in the rush to start businesses, the whole point of starting a business has been missed.

It is shown that the critical point of the crack front displaces from the deepest to the surface points at certain geometries for an internally pressurized cylinder, which can indicate the point of starting the crack growth.

"To me, that was always about getting to the point of starting your own business".