Sentence examples for starting point for an article from inspiring English sources

While Ms Johnson's use of her child's burgeoning sexual awareness as the starting point for an article has been criticised as a maternal betrayal of confidence which places fees above family, Mrs Bercow's latest adventure in newsprint has been read as a threat to democracy itself, bringing ridicule on the office of Speaker with her embarrassing equating of politics and hanky-panky.

A carefully prepared image of a molecular scene in a current printed or electronic publication becomes just a starting point for a live interactive 3D experience enhanced with animations and smooth transitions in the 3D articles.

It was the starting point for a lot of exchanges.

starting point for a new methodological approach.

This could be the starting point for a next study.

The most comprehensive overview is provided by Fast and Waugaman's (2016) 140-page report for USAID, "Fighting Ebola with Information," which provides a starting point for this article's conceptual framework.

The starting point for this article was the observation that health as a field of action is connected to many other aspects of life and that, therefore, health policy needs to be extended.

The starting point for this article is the motivating principles behind these professionals as individuals.

If concepts are situated and simulation-based, understanding should be measured by examining students' ability to dynamically coordinate the concepts for the purpose at hand, which is the starting point for the current article.

He wrote the proposal that became the starting point for the Articles of Confederation, signed the Declaration of Independence and helped preside over the Constitutional Convention.

The starting point for Professor Swensen is an article entitled Crash Course, published in Barron's in the wake of the financial crisis from 2007-2008.