Sentence examples for start and often from inspiring English sources

It kills adults, for a start, and often visibly.

Wealthier families would, in effect, subsidize the working poor, whose children are currently not eligible for Head Start and often begin kindergarten far behind their peers.

Electrolytes and hematological parameters were generally determined before start and often repeated during maintenance treatment.

Business publications (the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times Business section, and Forbes or Fast Company magazines) are a good start and often profile innovators.

They are the first to show up when the fighting starts and often the last to leave.

The first signifies how enduring his love of planes has been and the latter reminds him of how the 30-year journey to create the museum was riddled with false starts and often felt just out of his reach.

It's too cold when it starts and often too rainy in the middle to leave much margin for error in a season that lasts 8 to 10 weeks or so.

Moreover, both the increase and decrease started (and often peaked) at the very first time point but then, after the first or second time point, decreased monotonically to baseline, often before the end of the twelve images.

Moreover, both the increase and decrease started (and often peaked) at the very first time point but then, after the first or second time point, decreased monotonically to baseline, often before the end of the eight images.

They used personal landmarks to pinpoint a time when a particular symptom had started, and often the interviewer's role was mainly as facilitator – to listen and prompt further information as required.

Kathryn S. Wylde, 64, president of the Partnership for New York City, the city's premier business association, works days that start early and often stretch into the night.