Sentence examples for put a starting from inspiring English sources

"I put a starting off value for him and that's what we got, plus more.

"When I am looking for a postdoc, I put a starting salary for this kind of job 3 to 4 degrees higher than for ordinary mathematics postdocs, because I know it's going to be very difficult to find good people," says Stark.

It is entirely possible to lose money on an item if you put a starting price that is too low for you to at least break even if only one person bids on it.

Note that there exists CP=64 in front of each data block; it is feasible to put a start position in the range of CP tolerance called R, which is R=CP−T M F S. Suppose that the true symbol beginning position is P T, then we treat it as a correct TS if (-Rleq hat {P}_{q}^{n'_{0}}-P_{T}leq 0).

Third, the Pentagon should put a moratorium on starting any new procurement programs.

Matt: Can we put a moratorium on starting songs with, "Yeah, yeah... .. Sara: I don't feel anything for this song.

Ospreys coach Steve Tandy is hoping his players use the occasion of Friday's Welsh derby at Scarlets to put a dismal start to the season behind them.

We could have put a board and started working as CMW?

He told investigators he put an incorrect start date on it to make himself appear more involved with Gotham than he was.

The trouble is, reassurance comes at a price – and the longer you put off starting a policy the greater that price is likely to be.

But you've also reached an age at which it may not be a good idea to, yet again, put off starting a family.