Sentence examples for started in principle from inspiring English sources

The civil year had 365 days and started in principle when Sirius, or the Dog Star also known in Greek as Sothis (Ancient Egyptian: Sopdet)—became visible above the horizon after a period of absence, which at that time occurred some weeks before the Nile began to rise for the inundation.

The dosing protocol for TAC in our hospital is as follows: the daily dosage is started in principle at 2 mg in a single dose, and is increased to 3 mg after 2 weeks as long as there have been no adverse events ascribable to this drug, such as eruptions or a rapid increase in serum creatinine.

Transcription of the nlpD gene can start in principle from three different positions: Txn1, Txn2 and Txn3.

Instruction on principles of evolution started in week 6, immediately following principles of genetics (Supplemental Figure S1).

The Iowa Mediation Service, started in 1985, operated on the principle that even if farmers could not pay the full amount they owed, they often could pay something.

Best of all, through it all, you've stuck with the principles that got you started in the first place.

Many of these were started in the bubble-era years on the if-you-build-it-they-will-come principle.

Instead, those Eastern European utilities will buy just 30percentt of their permits starting in 2013, rising, in principle, to 100percentt in 2020, if the draft is approved.

Because the transport process is cyclical, the choice of the starting point is, in principle, arbitrary.

But starting in the 1970s, Qaddafi implemented a principle from his revolutionary Green Book known as al bayt li sakinihi, or "the house to its resident".

But a trial now starting in Bangladesh risks making a mockery of that principle.