Sentence examples for starting point to be from inspiring English sources

Almost horrified at first at how big the Germans are on changing scripts – seeing the words as a starting point to be messed with, the script as part of a collage – he acknowledged that such an approach can cut both ways, that experimentation like that can be really exciting.

We suggest the UARS particle climatology as a starting point, to be augmented by additional low-altitude particle data.

Muramatu et al. (2002) also estimated the starting point to be the northwestern end of the Nukumi fault based on the time interval reported by Matsuda (1974) of about 10 s to the formation of the surface fault at Seki.

By comparing synthetic seismograms with recorded seismograms at the Gifu and Nagoya stations, Mikumo and Ando (1976) estimated the location of the starting point to be the northwestern end of the Nukumi fault.

These may provide a useful starting point to be adapted for use in an adult oncology setting.

This rapid assessment is only a starting point, to be followed by an in-depth cross-sectorial assessment.

Then he founded Bain Capital, the private-equity spinoff that took him from being rich — his starting point — to being incredibly rich.

The starting point to being a great ally is listening -- and not just listening but hearing what we are saying.

I found good starting points to be Nature Blogs, Occam's Typewriter and The Guardian's Science Blogs.

This can be a starting point to show that importance.

….It was a starting point to promote midwives.