Sentence examples for start the idea from inspiring English sources

From the very start, the idea of a common European currency was built on a logical flaw.

From the start the idea was to channel a classic vibe.

For a start, the idea of becoming a councillor just doesn't occur to most people.

For a start, the idea that George Osborne would increase the tax threshold simply to play footsie with Nick Clegg is far-fetched.

It was to be invoked only for genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing or crimes against humanity.From the start, the idea was viewed by the developing world as a trick by the West to impose its values.

WHEN Kevin Rose, a former host on the TechTV channel, created Digg in 2004 — before Facebook caught on and two years before Twitter's start — the idea of a "social news" site, with content chosen by citizen-editors, was novel.

One fundamental reason a public option — yes, "option," not single-payer monopoly — is needed in the United States is to jump-start the idea that basic health care is a moral obligation rather than a financial opportunity.

Carmen Callil first started the idea of a feminist press ten years ago.

"Altman started the idea of adult neurogenesis, but his data weren't convincing," says Nottebohm.

"When we started, the idea was simply to make friends and run a tontine [savings bank].

"But that's where it started, the idea that I was a real gardener.