Sentence examples for start the concept from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bell helped start the concept in Australia in 1993.

I think you can have a line and an element and a moment, and that can start the concept of a song but won't tell the whole story.

CEO Shishir Mehrotra spent his life in documents, and now he and co-founder Alex DeNeui have raised $60 million for a startup called Coda that's trying to start the concept of an online document or spreadsheet from scratch.

From the start the concept was coated in pretence, sustained by the golden age of Whitehall consultancy.

For a start, the concept of human grouping which has emerged as a way to simplify the process of understanding and utilising socioeconomic factors in selecting an appropriate incentive is yet to be fully explored in the context of mobile crowdsensing [1].

In 1975, when they started, the concept of protecting endangered species was so new.

With its billion-plus users, Facebook might have a big enough audience to jump-start the concept that others like Path have failed to execute on.

For these reasons, MNOs and equipment vendors alike have been investigating methods for reducing the energy consumption of mobile networks, kick-starting the concept of green radio.

Protocol frameworks such as asynchronous transfer mode, or ATM, started the concept of QoS in response to networks converging to carry data with varying requirements.

Game Informer also put Metroid 7th on their list of "The Top 200 Games of All Time", saying that it "started the concept of open exploration in games".

"Then you start changing the concept of running the race.