Sentence examples for starting point for everything from inspiring English sources

Today's publishing system is the starting point for everything from international rankings and institutions' budgets, to evaluations and recruitment.

"They want to push everything as far as possible before the November meeting because that will be seen as the starting point for everything," he said.

The research we've done suggests that, far from being the starting point for everything the GLA does, it is often simply put at the bottom of the priority in all the offices of the GLA.

Both are valid, and they are the starting point for everything else.

Just like Windows is the starting point for everything people do on their PCs, for many people Google's search engine is the starting point for everything they do on the Web.

He definitely does pride himself on the back four and I think he sees that as the starting point for everything.

Harvard Law School professor Cass R. Sunstein writes that default rules, which establish starting points for everything from rental car agreements to health insurance plans, can save people time and keep them from being overwhelmed by too much choice.

The preservation effort "was helped along by the fact that the White House had done a Y2K inventory that really helped in giving us a starting point for insuring we had everything," Ms. Fawcett said.

Her 2006 memoir, "Eat, Pray, Love," uses her painful divorce at 32 as a starting point for an exuberant yearlong "search for everything" across Italy, India and Indonesia, including lavish meals, romantic affairs and a happy ending in the arms of an exotic man (also divorced).

As a result, "what emerged was the possibility of using open space as a starting point for a discussion of how everything, both above ground and below, ties together," said Fredric M. Bell, the executive director of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

The starting point for a definition now must embrace everything that happens at any given instant.