Sentence examples for setting the groundwork from inspiring English sources

Mr. Houghton said he immediately warmed to the idea and began setting the groundwork for a season devoted to re-introducing the company's plays to a broader audience.

"It's setting the groundwork to go forward," said Marc Ravitz, a money manager at Grace & White Inc., which holds the stock.

Frank Bruni (NYT NEWW STRATEGY Senator McCain's political strategists are setting the groundwork for creating a "Straight Talk America" political action committee to help their former candidate to keep up a national political presence.

Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at the same university, said the North's proposal appears to be aimed at setting the groundwork for blaming South Korea for tensions between the countries in the future.

Mr. Obama said he planned to be more aggressive in going after Mrs. Clinton in response to her attacks, setting the groundwork for a tough competition that made some Democrats nervous that the party would bloody itself.

More important than the debates about authenticity they inspired, though, was that they helped restore a sense of theater to pop — in a way that male performers of the day rarely achieved — setting the groundwork for a decade of the same.

The experiences then become stored as unprocessed memories and set the groundwork for later dysfunction.

Parental discord, for example, can set the groundwork for future relationship problems.

The first step is to process the earlier memories that have set the groundwork for the interpersonal difficulties.

It was only by chance that they occurred and persisted to set the groundwork for the other mutations.

Some military experts have questioned whether 30 days will be enough to set the groundwork for peace.