Sentence examples for starting further from inspiring English sources
The phrase "starting further" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may be intended to indicate a continuation or progression, but it lacks clarity and proper context. Example: "We will be starting further into the project timeline next week."
"He was a left-back then: Juande Ramos wanted to play him further forward but, inside, Gareth still saw himself as a full-back: he wanted space to run into and starting further forward he wouldn't get it.
All the other cars around us, I don't think they were any quicker, they just did a better job in the race and we made it difficult for ourselves by starting further back".
When I left school I took a "gap-year" (a pretty standard break from education in the UK where teenagers work and travel before starting further education).
However, this fusion would also have tagged expression from transcripts b/c starting further upstream.
Transcripts a/f/g start with an exon in the long intron of, and not included in, those four transcripts starting further upstream.
The availability of a study register would help researchers to decide about starting further smaller studies or whether the time has come for a collaborative phase III study.
All right, let's start further back.
Anthony started further education and she became the breadwinner.
To improve social justice through education you have to start further back.
Do we start further back, with murder and mystery in Shakespeare?
The two sides agreed to start further confidence-building measures immediately, a statement from the Norwegian mediators said.
