Sentence examples for starting point for something from inspiring English sources

"In Japan they diagram, but it's a starting point for something more subtle".

Rather, they will understand waste as the starting point for something new.

But to Casey Stevenson and Ryan Rajewski the S40 is an ideal starting point for something far more ambitious.

"This is a starting point for something which could be a real game-changer for this part of the city.

It's also a way for automakers to mediate the experience with more control, and a logical starting point for something that's going to change the way we get around, and the way automakers structure their business.

"I wanted it to be the starting point for something bigger".

They threatened to complicate that mission by appearing at least to buttress the Palestinian insistence that Israel's 1967 borders be the starting point for negotiations, something Mr. Netanyahu has rejected.

Blue Beat is known more for jazz, blues and martinis, making it a nice starting point for us 40-somethings.

Second, preferred medications and formularies differ between hospitals, and while our digital signature may be a starting point for other hospitals attempting something similar, calibration and validation would be necessary to generalize this elsewhere.

When Mr. Jones said the starting point for his spring collection was America, I naturally said, "Where?" He said something about Las Vegas being a key market for Vuitton, and then quickly explained that he had also visited Houston, Austin, Marfa and Phoenix.

And so the starting point for the consideration of objectivity will again be that of the simple object as something immediately grasped by thought.