Sentence examples for where one starts from inspiring English sources

One of America's defining ideals is the idea that opportunity is available to all, regardless of where one starts on the economic ladder.

Checking the content of individual columns is where one starts data profiling.

"I don't think we can say where one starts and stops".

"He's lost himself; he can't see where one starts and the other ends.

"There's a morality… I think there's a moral compass but whether that comes from religion or just from being a good person, and where one starts and the other begins…" So what is he? "I'm a good person, I hope.

The design process can benefit from a model-based and simulation-driven approach, where one starts from an abstract top-level model that is extended via stepwise refinements and design space exploration into a detailed and integrated systems model that can be physically realized.

His intention in overlaying the two images had been that "you didn't know where one started and one finished".

That place is different from where one started; it may not even be what was once expected or desired.

He knows that one scores a goal by hitting a ball with a stick and running around the corners of a square until one has returned to the corner where one started.

While further analysis could provide more rigorous analysis of these patterns, it would appear that measures that define resilience as bouncing back to a threshold common to all households, and meeting some definition of a 'good' equilibrium, are better able to capture the meaning of the concept discussed in the literature than are measures that define bouncing back to where one started.

In work like this, as in Swami silver, it is impossible to say where one culture starts, and another ends.