Sentence examples for starting point which from inspiring English sources

The show will premier in late spring and will replace "Starting Point," which is hosted by Soledad O'Brien and has done poorly in the ratings.

He begins by taking the actual growth rate in real GDP per head between 1987 and 2007 (1.8% annually) as his starting point, which is not unfair.

"A very simple starting point, which very much appeals to me with the symphony orchestra, is it's the perfect typewriter where you have all the keys," he said.

The Foundation approaches economics from the same starting point, which is that neo-classical economics is unequal to the task of creating or even describing a system which is fundamentally about people.

This is no panacea: the danger with this "mnemonic password" approach is that people will use a proverb, or a line from a film or a song, as the starting point, which makes it vulnerable to attack.

Astral doubles, Madame Blavatsky and a story about a tragic 19th-century romance, a distorted mirror of J.'s romance with V., all come into play, as J. circles back to his starting point, which was about loss and nostalgia and attempted redemption within a morally shattered universe.

Fourthly, we used multiple starting points, which means that the computations started with different initial values.

TBS Bratislava was conducted by random walk method with pre-determined starting points, which served as a sampling method.

This lead to an unfavorable share of hardener to resin components and therefore in a slower curing [31] due to a reduced number of reaction starting points, which finally increases the gel time.

However, this result depends on the base case starting points, which provided an improvement for the windows from 1.4 to 0.9 W/m2°C and for the wall elements only from 0.2 to 0.1 W/m2°C.

The people I base my characters on are generally starting points which I then build upon.