Sentence examples for starting points for thinking from inspiring English sources

A new working paper maps out critical starting points for thinking about explanation in AI systems.

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However, as emergencies are not good starting points for ethics, constitutional crises are not good starting points for thinking about how our legal order is generally supposed to operate.

Below are several starting points for thinking about how the language and habit of metacognition could become part of everyday classroom culture.

"Corporate strategy is the natural starting point for thinking about talent management," write the authors.

It only provides a starting point for thinking about issues that do matter in the real world.

Then, she says, "I store up phrases, a bank of words that are the starting point for thinking about an accumulation of physical stuff".

But what if you take China - now with the world's largest number of Internet users, fast-growing technology sector, and a strong voice in global Internet governance debates - as your starting point for thinking about where the global Internet is headed?

The number of people in Britain who identify with religious faith – who see faith as the starting point for thinking about the world and their judgments about right and wrong, indeed as the key to their whole identity – remains very large.

Your net worth is just a starting point for thinking about big losses.

As early as Logical Syntax (Carnap 1934/1937, 244/316 17) Carnap had suggested that Wittgenstein's remarks in the Tractatus about ranges (Tractatus, 4.463) might be a starting point for thinking about probability.