Sentence examples for possible start point from inspiring English sources

Take a likely piece of pre-recorded music, sync it with the film at a possible start point, and press play.

But in fact it's the only possible starting point.

A possible starting point (core unit) for the crystallization of both structures was suggested.

One possible starting point for such a process would be some form of cease-fire.

One possible starting point is the Joint Committee on Taxation's report, which estimated that the tax would generate $1.8 billion in revenue for the federal government over the next decade.

Ingrid Holmes, the associate director of the E3G thinktank told the Guardian that 2007 was the "worst possible" starting point for energy use reductions.

Last summer, style magazine AnOther proclaimed 2013 the year of the pool slider revolution, offering Céline's SS13 fur-lined Birkenstocks as a possible starting point.

One possible starting point would be to ask how user behavior correlates with the network performance, the amount of data they have used in their billing cycle, time of day, the type of device they have, and so forth.

These examples are intended to be tutorial in nature, as a platform for the continuation of my research, and as a possible starting point for a software synthesis system.

HENRY J. AARON, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and an authority on health care financing, said the Breaux proposal was an interesting idea and a possible starting point.

Phenomenology shares with ordinary-language philosophy a respect for the distinctions between the phenomena reflected in the shades of meaning of ordinary language as a possible starting point for phenomenological analyses.