Sentence examples for practical start from inspiring English sources

This proposal would make a practical start.

Oddly, the trend had its practical start on Wall Street in the 1980's.

"Our main condition is the practical start of a peace process, [which] would mean that no foreigners can benefit from the continuation of war".

After four or five New World Alliance governing council meetings, Satin became tired of what he saw as empty rhetoric, and decided to do something practical – start a political newsletter.

But that second approach, however practical, starts to look awfully like a bailout.

Fund-raising is a process, and although the right pitch might come in handy, in this chapter I'll discuss the practical start-to-finish way to think about fund-raising that will get you the money you want in the end.

The results offer practical starting points to tailor the implementation of journaling in other contexts.

Either way, a re-visiting of the needs of Indigenous prisoners represents a practical starting point for both gauging the existing correctional accommodation of needs and identifying potential areas for institutional improvements.

We consider this density to represent a practical starting point for GWA studies in Bos taurus, and at this density, a set of approximately 30,000 variable markers would be sufficient to represent the 3 billion bases of sequence in the bovine genome [6] at an average LD of r2≥0.3.

Furthermore, task-level design is a practical starting point for collecting student data.

Furthermore, evaluating staff perspectives represents a practical starting point for understanding the challenges of providing quality substance abuse treatment.