Sentence examples for their outset from inspiring English sources

At their outset, the Mary Chain were scurvyish nihilists who fused Phil Spector pop with Suicide.

At their outset, these markets traded futures based exclusively on agricultural commodities such as corn and wheat.

The survivors of this expedition travelled from their outset at York Factory down to their return to it again, by land and water, 5550 miles.

PARIS — Many auto executives were not that enthusiastic about battery-powered cars at their outset, and now that sales of electric vehicles made by Tesla and Renault have been disappointing, some carmakers are playing down the technology.

The world's climate negotiations in Cancun were faced with deadlock at their outset yesterday after Japan insisted it would not agree to renewing the Kyoto Protocol, the current treaty under which rich countries are cutting their emissions of greenhouse gases.

In tension with this reality is the fact that revolution in science is often indebted to prolonged exploration of basic research projects, which may at their outset fail to meet Representative Smith's criteria.

C1 A.M.A. Calls for Drug Database The American Medical Association adopted a resolution that urges the federal government to create a database in which all clinical drug trials performed in this country would be registered at their outsets.

It was a success from the outset; their first gig at a London pub was packed.

Near the outset of their first session, Schweickart fired a warning shot at his colleagues, most of whom were planetary scientists who liked to look before they launched.

From the outset, their focus was devoted to their own departments – and their own political reputations.

Indeed, the biggest takeaway for readers, Kirkpatrick adds, is that women do their research at the outset of their job hunting process.