Sentence examples for start notes from inspiring English sources

For a start, notes Royal Holloway's Brendan McSweeney in a paper entitled 'Hubris, Nemesis and Financial Markets', successive asset bubbles leave the capital markets' claim to rational behaviour looking shaky at best.

An immigration policy that lets in fewer low-wage workers, but more doctors and scientists, might be a start, notes Benjamin M. Friedman, the author of "The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth".

For example, President Reagan's decision to wait until May 1981 to appoint his first science adviser, George Keyworth, "was a big problem at the start," notes panelist John McTague, a retired Ford Motor Co. executive and acting presidential science adviser during Reagan's second term.

Perhaps we should start noting the difference between Christians of real compassion and those of exclusionary spite.

If you start noting ethnicity to make those books recognizable, she pointed out, you really ought to report whiteness, too.

Assuming this Interval has been defined, set the start note to a new value; this will adjust the value of the end note ( noteEnd ).

Assuming this Interval has been defined, set the end note to a new value; this will adjust the value of the start note ( noteStart ).

We start noting that the value of T o does not depend on the SNR.

In 2018, older millennials will start noting the key differences of the generation about to replace them, and will start preparing to address those differences with new approaches.

Consider which things appeal most to you and start noting them down.

Young children and elderly men alike hummed along with the starting notes of each song.