Sentence examples for serious start from inspiring English sources

Mexico has not made a serious start on either front, according to Buscaglia.

The British defense minister, Liam Fox, said that the talks needed to make a serious start toward resolving the issue.

"If climate negotiators in Marrakech can build momentum for further cuts in emissions, we could be making a serious start to addressing climate change," Le Quéré said.

It was a big day for the 14 female MPs, who had tirelessly pushed for the bill in the hope that it would be a serious start to a series of changes in Iranian legal system - and an attempt to repair the Islamic republic's terrible international image on human rights.

But given the budget crisis facing America, Congress still should make a serious start.

Choudhuri gives us a condensed history of the study of the sun and of sunspots over the past few centuries back to Galileo Gailiei, whose discovery of the Sun's 27-day rotation marked the serious start of solar physics.

After 30 years something serious starts.

His plan was greeted as a serious starting point, even by advocates of wholesale reform.

The acquisition of  quarterback Vince Young provides an important cushion because it gives the Eagles a backup with serious starting experience and a playing style that is similar to Vick's.

For that you'll pay some serious start-up costs and annual license fees.

We're competent business people". Friedman's Seasteading Institute also has a backer with serious start-up clout: Peter Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of PayPal, who has given $900,000 to the initiative so far via his foundation.