Starters in sentence

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For starters, there remains an overwhelming disparity between the US and Russia on non-strategic nuclear weapons in Europe, with roughly 200 for the former and an estimated 2,000 for the latter.

For starters, it is essential that advocacy efforts to ensure better resourcing of the current GPE model continue, accompanied by a strategy to attract new donor governments and new private-sector and philanthropic engagement.

For starters, he created an unsustainable current-account deficit by insisting on an unrealistically high exchange rate for the Ukrainian currency, the hryvnia.

For starters, many jobs are directly connected to trade.

For starters, a breakdown of TTIP talks would give considerable ammunition to those in the United Kingdom who advocate withdrawal from the EU; conversely, if the TTIP were implemented, the UK would be unwise – and thus unlikely – to leave.

For starters, the risk of a hard landing in China poses a serious threat to emerging Asia, commodity exporters around the world, and even advanced economies.

For starters, it is important to recognize that the line needs to be clearly visible before extremist parties even arise.

For starters, better gender-segregated data could help the ECP and other organizations design more effective solutions.

For starters, the electoral system is tipped sharply in Labour’s favor.

For starters, countries should embrace policies that favor foreign direct investment (FDI) over inflows that can be withdrawn more quickly, such as foreign bank loans, debt, or equity investments.

For starters, it should refine the rules governing which investments meet CRA requirements.

For starters, when it comes to public debt, there is a big difference between the gross and net figures.

For starters, they can strengthen the “ally effect.”

For starters, Summers rightly calls for universities to do more to “recruit, admit, and educate economically disadvantaged students.”

For starters, banking authorities never adequately investigated their own role in the previous crisis, because they had no incentive to do so.

For starters, Europe will exit recession, with the peripheral economies benefiting from the strongest relative improvement in growth prospects.

For starters, executives’ payoff from stock sales should not depend on a single stock price.

For starters, Trump says that he trusts German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin equally.

For starters, Syriza and others argue that Greece's public debt, at a massive 170% of GDP, is unsustainable and must be cut.

For starters, he could embolden Taiwan to be more aggressive in trying to upend the status quo.

For starters, donors should channel a larger proportion of aid through the Afghan government budget and national systems.

For starters, the pool of potential extremists is limited, and Daesh has largely emptied it.

For starters, improved access to contraception would prevent an estimated one-third of all maternal deaths, and would have a particularly large impact among those facing the highest risk.

For starters, the decline in the share of Christians in Europe does not correlate with an equivalent rise in the share of Muslims.

For starters, the average value of inheritances (in constant dollars) increased by only 24% over that period, which translates into an annual growth rate of 1% – less than the 1.7% annual growth in net worth.

For starters, war has returned to Europe.

For starters, there is the risk of a hard landing in China.

For starters, the IMF’s research and similar studies show that the likelihood of a bailout over the life of the bonds already issued by banks is indeed now lower.

For starters, the Fed rejected applications from some countries – whose names are redacted in the published transcript – to join the currency-swap scheme.

For starters, most populist voters are neither poor nor unemployed; they are not victims of globalization, immigration, and free trade.

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