Sentence examples for start rather from inspiring English sources

"It's a start, rather than progress," Groh cautioned.

For a start, rather than undermining the WTO, America and Europe should collaborate to improve its workings.

"It's better for us that Pedro is focused on his next start rather than go through the process".

Little wonder Wenger's plan was to make an aggressive, adventurous start rather than repeat the timidity of Athens.

She blamed new rules that forced the skiers to endure a mass start, rather than the usual staggered start.

Bath to Bradford-on-Avon Follow this gentle walk along the Kennet and Avon canal from end to start rather than the other way around, suggests Gary.

It would be nice if refugees were recognised as an asset from the start, rather than after rioters have kicked their windows in.

Pressure groups also say developing nations must join the new agreement at the start rather than at an unspecified date in the future.

The San Francisco Opera said its existing production technology made it easier to distribute earnings from the start, rather than calculating income after costs.

It's an hour long for a start, rather than a half-hour format comedy, and its roots are definitely in comedy drama, rather than sitcom.

That's something I really enjoy, to be there right at the start rather than 'rescuing' someone who may have been taught less well.