Sentence examples for start when it comes from inspiring English sources

The United States "got off to a bad start" when it comes to using computers to keep data about its citizens, he said.

But where do you start when it comes to wellbeing in your city?

He described himself as an "underdog" running against a campaign that has "a 20-year head start when it comes to managing the spin of the national politics".

Given all the threats facing the world's seabirds, it's fair to ask: where do we start when it comes to conservation?

You may think that being an Olympic gymnast would provide a bit of a head start when it comes to dancing competitions.

And as Howard Jacobson has happily said, being Jewish has given him a hell of a head start when it comes to writing comedy.

Apple had a bit of a head start when it came to mobile software sales, since it launched its App Store earlier than the Android Market — now called Google Play.

Surely she had a head start when it came to writing about pain.

I quickly figured out that I wouldn't know where to start when it came to finding or choosing a novel, short-story collection or memoir from most places, so I decided to take my quest online.

Haggard didn't come into this world with many advantages, but his background gave him a head start when it came to writing country songs.

Since neither my parents nor I had any idea where to start when it came to planning, we enlisted the help of EnRoute Consulting.