Sentence examples for started by stating that from inspiring English sources

Clarke started by stating that clearly there are different relations among persons and that from these relations there arise a "fitness" or "unfitness" of behavior among persons.

Most DHS survey reports start by stating that 'this is a nationally representative survey' unless certain geographic areas have been excluded (as in the first three Kenya DHS and the Mali 2012 DHS, in which case there is a map in the introduction indicating which areas are excluded).

In his piece, entitled, "The Curious Incidence of Dogs in Publishing," Mr. Engber starts by stating that there are more internet photos and videos of cats than dogs, whereas there are more books from mainstream publishers about dogs than cats.

That was not unusual in those days and reports often started by stating the time when the match kicked off.

Allow me to start, therefore, by stating that The Wind That Shakes the Barley, a tale of brother-against-brother rebellion in 1920s Ireland, is beautifully shot by Loach's longtime cinematographer Barry Ackroyd.

Apple starts off by stating that it has never tracked, and will never track the location of a customer's iPhone.

The original post starts out by stating that the reporter in Paraguay who read the false report about a fifth ticket being found was secretly Wonka himself.

Start by stating the item that you have lost.

The book starts by stating Yali's Question: 'Why is it that you white people developed so much cargo and brought it to New Guinea, but we black people had little cargo of our own?' Diamond uses 400 pages to answer this provocative question one, by the way, which is central to studies of human impacts on environments, i.e. ecology.

Each Epistle starts by stating its particular goal.

You could start by stating the outcome first.