Sentence examples for tools to begin from inspiring English sources
"Weight Watchers has given me the tools to begin to make the lasting shift that I and so many of us who are struggling with weight have longed for," she said in a statement.
Similarly, the Fed will use the interest rate it pays on excess reserves, along with two other new tools, to begin draining the reserves it created to buy those assets.
"Weight Watchers has given me the tools to begin to make the lasting shift that I and so many of us who are struggling with weight have longed for," Winfrey said in a statement.
While the Internal Revenue Service encourages electronic filing of returns, it doesn't yet make use of e-mail or social media tools to begin communication with taxpayers, because of security concerns.
"What is new," Jonathan Cohen wrote in the fall, 2005, issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives, "is that researchers now have the tools to begin to identify and characterize these systems at the level of their physical implementation in the human brain.
In this study we report on initial efforts to apply integrated adjoint-based computational analysis and automatic differentiation tools to begin to address these issues.
Even if the challenge to the 10percentt requirement fails, the ruling last week was a big step toward giving the parties a tool to begin approaching that threshold.
Google Analytics is a free and great tool to begin measuring the success of your advertising and the functionality of your site.
The advent of xenotransplantation to accurately model human AML growing within an animal system has provided an important tool to begin to answer the fundamental questions regarding AML.
While ESC-derived neurons obtained in vitro are not identical to those that develop in the spinal cord, the transgenic ESCs here provide a unique tool to begin studying V2a INs in isolation or for use in in vitro models of spinal microcircuits.
Finally, as noted above, policy makers could use this tool to begin a discussion on the more distant future and the impact that another 50 or 100 years of development might have on the earth's environment.
