Sentence examples for start on results from inspiring English sources

"It means they have a bit of a head start on results day and can be more relaxed if it's already noted they have expressed an interest in a course".

The board scanned — but did not count — about 68,000 absentee ballots on Sunday to get a head start on producing results.

Your braid may be thicker on the side you end on than the side you started on as a result of gathering a bit more hair.

More than 320 yachts — an all-time record — are expected to start on Sunday, a result of the racing club's decision to abandon its 300-boat limit after being surprised by the surge of entries, many from top professional teams.

The Kumamoto earthquake sequence that started on April 15 , 2016 resulted in more than 60 fatalities and brought about serious damage to Kumamoto Prefecture.

But while creating titles for social networks and mobile phones that anyone can play, the law of large numbers means that tiny start-ups can thrive on results that just can't move the needle at more mature gaming companies anymore.

Sheffield University, one of the 24 members of the Russell Group, comprised of some of the most selective and research intensive universities in the country, will open its doors for clearing on Monday, a move it says will give candidates a head start in snapping up places on results day.

The election count will start on Friday and the results will be published on the council's website from around noon.

He will be judged on results, however, starting with the Ashes.

The starting dose was 135 mg/m2 based on results of toxicology studies in rats and dogs, of which the rat was the most sensitive pre-clinical species to PR-104 (MTD 1328 and 2678 mg/m2 in rats and dogs, respectively by weekly dosing for 4 consecutive weeks).

I highlighted biosimilars as a potential long-term catalyst in my original article, and now they should start to have a tangible impact on results.