Starters in sentence

1017 examples of Starters in a sentence

For starters, by increasing import prices and bolstering export sectors, a weaker renminbi would undermine the Chinese government’s goal of shifting away from export-led growth and toward a model based on higher domestic consumption.

For starters, large US multinational companies are as healthy as I have ever seen them.

For starters, a Greek exit from the euro would be a devastating blow to Greece.

For starters, the surveillance required to establish eradication is a huge challenge.

For starters, we need to ensure that R&D is conducted responsibly, safely, and ethically.

For starters, youth-focused policies and interventions are limited across the region.

For starters, it creates a source of deep and prolonged uncertainty at a time when the eurozone crisis already has called into question the EU’s long-term health, if not its survival.

For starters, businesses need purpose.

For starters, resistance to allowing CEOs also to serve as board chairs – long a topic of conversation, particularly in the United States – is intensifying.

For starters, until 2050, only a total of around 700 gigatons of carbon dioxide can be emitted into the atmosphere.

For starters, East Africa’s political leaders must put aside their penchant for what the authors of the SID report call “social bribery” – delivering the promise of progress without the results.

For starters, anti-migration (more accurately, anti-foreigner) sentiment is beginning to be expressed violently, not just in Italy, where there have been several instances of shootings aimed at migrants, but even in generally well-ordered Germany.

For starters, the term “demographic dividend” is being seriously misused.

For starters, Turkey’s population, at 81 million, is less than half that of just one Indian state, Uttar Pradesh, with its population of 210 million.

For starters, a significant cohort of Leave voters tends to be “politically disengaged.”

For starters, officials in San José merged multiple health-care agencies into one, giving the new body authority over financing decisions and service delivery – everything from vaccinations to complex surgeries.

For starters, free trade suffices for selling shirts, but trade in services requires detailed legislation and institutions (such as sector-specific authorities) to enforce it.

For starters, the FARC was able to drag out the negotiations.

For starters, Trump, despite knowing almost nothing about governance or public policy, has managed to consolidate most Republicans behind him.

For starters, EBM is grounded in a fundamental distrust of physicians’ intuition – that is, the rendering of pattern-based judgments that rely on years of experience.

For starters, the GPEI effort to interrupt poliovirus transmission could miss its latest target date; unfortunately, it would not be the first time.

For starters, political inclusiveness in Tunisia fosters healthy dialogue about potential solutions.

For starters, that means finding the required funding.

For starters, bipartisan proposals for premium support, with seniors receiving subsidies to purchase private health insurance, should be implemented.

For starters, it is in Europe’s interest that a President Macron not fail.

For starters, it is important to note that business leaders largely ignored the productivity paradox, insisting that they were seeing improvements in the quality and speed of operations and decision-making.

For starters, we have made major strides toward macroeconomic stability.

For starters, governments should take the equivalent of the Hippocratic oath and pledge to do no active harm to the planet.

For starters, rapid growth and labor shortages (owing to an unfavorable demographic transition) have caused wages in China to rise substantially, far exceeding those of other developing countries such as Bangladesh, India, and Vietnam.

For starters, consumers must overcome the belief that zero-emission mobility is only for wealthy people in developed countries.

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