Sentence examples for to a reasonable start from inspiring English sources

He has got off to a reasonable start.

I felt if I could get off to a reasonable start, I would have a shot".

So far, 2016 is off to a reasonable start, although it seems the country will continue to be targeted intermittently.

The new device appears to be off to a reasonable start, though far short of analysts' estimates for the first year of sales for the device – as high as 60m for the whole of 2015.

The Lions actually got off to a reasonable start and led when Dayne Zorko danced around a pack and slotted a goal nine minutes in but that would be their only major in a listless half of footy.

He had to return to Web.com Tour Finals to get his card back, but making it through and getting off to a reasonable start in the fall were indications that his game was on the right path.

The meritocratic assumption is that public provision of basic services, particularly education, does enough to counter this advantage to give everyone a reasonable start.

The overall negative predictive value of FGF19 value of >145 ng/ml for a C4 >60 ng/ml is 88%, and this seems to be a reasonable starting point to explore the use of FGF19 as a simple test to exclude the diagnosis of BAD.

elatius, the presumed wild ancestor of the cultivated pea, are truly wild in the sense that they have never been grown by humans, this taxon is sufficiently close to the wild ancestor to provide a reasonable starting point for the domestication process.

The WHO/ITU toolkit [ 37] provides a map of possible eHealth solutions to be integrated in a health system and would appear to be a reasonable starting point, with the government prioritizing those that are practicable at this stage.

This informed the parameterization of predictive models we developed in M3, and appears to be a reasonable starting point for ranking different monitoring sites with respect to anticipated air quality.