Sentence examples for starts it would be from inspiring English sources

"Last season was a bit of a struggle in terms of starts, it would be good to maintain a place throughout the year".

For a start, it would be against FIFA rules.

Once started, it would be hard to control.

I was convinced that if a war started, it would be nuclear".

"With the grass-court season just about to start, it would be silly to risk any more problems".

For a start, it would be a tacit admission that the union was, as a political force, completely moribund.

If the dilution tolerance of the engine can be enhanced during the cold start, it would be possible to operate closer to stoichiometric or even fuel lean and thereby obtain significant reductions in hydrocarbon emissions.

"I knew when I started it would be about 1,000 manuscript pages," Yanagihara says, with the true novelist's sense of fate.

While Mr. Obama overwhelmed Republican opponents of the treaty, called New Start, it would be a much heavier lift to get the next Senate to approve a long-languishing treaty to ban all nuclear tests.

She added: "Rose's work instantly demanded attention when it entered the judging room and it was clear from the start it would be one of the highlights of this year's exhibition.

To start, it would be a good idea to allow for an increase in the supply side of health care and break down the many barriers that prohibit disruptive innovation from spreading in the health care sector.