Sentence examples for started at the outset from inspiring English sources
In his latest work, Steve Jobs, the cringing for me started at the outset with his typical outpouring of clever sentences that in a better dramatist's hand might lead to dazzling repartee.
A small study evaluated the effect of vitamin D and calcium supplementation started at the outset of AI therapy [ 98].
Religious, linguistic and cultural diversity characterized much of the city's life for more than 500 years, starting at the outset of the third century B.C. in what is now Syria.
They began in September 1999, after the trial and before Judge Jackson issued his findings of fact and conclusions of law; they did not start at the outset of the case.
The staging problems start at the outset, when so many people in so many ornate medieval costumes bustle in that you can entirely miss the back-of-the-stage entrance of the nursemaids, holding the baby Princess Aurora — and the entire point of the Prologue.
But the budget approval problem starts at the outset.
At Newcastle University, clinical skills training starts at the outset of year 1 for the undergraduate medical students, comprising of clinical examination, procedural skills and communication skills.
The Staple Singers sang the traditional 'Old Rugged Cross', and Mavis Staples started crying at the outset and cried all the way through.
On contrary, emission of HC, by algal biodiesel, started increasing at the outset of the experiment (from 0 ppm at 0% load condition) and reached its peak (12 ppm) at 40% load and then decreased gradually up to the overload condition.
The sanctions come as relations between Washington and Beijing have warmed somewhat after a rocky start at the outset of the Bush administration.
Dr. Klein, who joined the Columbia teaching staff in 1956, a year before completing his doctoral work at the university, belonged to the second generation of practitioners of a science that started in Britain at the outset of World War II but quickly spread to the United States.
