Sentence examples for sound starting point from inspiring English sources

The principle that the state should only do what only the state can do is a pretty sound starting point for policy-making.

Murdoch's point – in a speech made to an audience that included his father, Rupert, and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt – was that the 1710 act represented a sound starting point for debates about copyright today.

It will take more than just paying premium wages and bonuses, though that is a sound starting point.

An empirically sound starting point for such a theory development will be the mRNA phenotype.

While the two species selected may not be representative of all species in their respective regions, they are both extremely common and provide a sound starting point for consideration.

While the preliminary values offer a sound starting point for SDT biomass/C estimation, more work is necessary to refine SLA, perhaps by species and region, for each decay class used in national inventory field sampling.

Labour does not always have ready-made answers, but it does have a sound political starting point for the right responses.

Does that sound like the starting point of a timeless kids' cartoon to you? Presumably Ice Age 4 will grapple with such toddler-friendly themes as mortgages, pensions and male-pattern baldness.

In his latest project, Life in 360: A Tribute to Ludovico Einaudi, Sneek uses sound as the starting point.

"Keith Richards" and "children's book" may sound like the starting point for a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, but in fact the Rolling Stones songwriter and lead guitarist, who delivered a bestselling memoir in 2011 with "Life," is now set to write a children's book slated to publish in September.

The anti-bourgeois, anti-war and anarchistic Dada movement in the early 1900's is the groundwork to abstract art and sound poetry, a starting point for performance art, a prelude to postmodernism, an influence on pop art, a celebration of antiart to be later embraced for anarcho-political uses in the 1960s and the movement that lay the foundation for Surrealism.