Sentence examples for start the notion from inspiring English sources

For a start, the notion that consumer magazine editors are somehow divorced from the commercial world is outdated.

He founded his own record label, Saturn, in 1956, suggesting from the start the notion of a civilization rescued musically by a voyage to space.

There is decency as well as depravity on display in "A Woman in Berlin," but from the start the notion that anyone in Berlin in the spring of 1945 could be considered innocent is put aside.

Dr. Steven Jacobs, an internist and addiction specialist who has served as a medical consultant to Wonderland, told me, "Twenty-five yeago ago, when I first started, the notion was that if you stayed abstinent for two years, you would have a ninety per cent chance of staying clean and sober.

Most assessments start with the notion of payment for lost wages.

Start with the notion of an aggregate production function, which relates economy-wide output to economy-wide inputs of capital and labor.

"We have to start with the notion that this is a legitimate safety concern that requires moving Riverside to the top of the priority list".

Following [2], we start with the notion of a relative category.

In elucidating it we need to start with the notion of conceptual content.

Let's start from the notion of Self, which has great importance in the conceptual landscape of Chimeras and Consciousness.

Let us start with the notion of f-divergences which measure the distance between two probability distributions by making an average value, which is weighted by a specific function, of the odds ratio given by two probability distributions.