Starters
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1017 examples of Starters in a sentence
For starters, the countries that have investment treaties with Ukraine can add annexes making it explicitly clear that sovereign debt is excluded.
For starters, there is energy security.
For starters, the region’s commodity exporters, and particularly its oil exporters, were hit hard by the 2014-2016 slump in prices.
For starters, banks’ current retrenchment of long-term investment financing is likely to persist.
For starters, it will reinforce the notion that policies and policy disputes are to be conducted with a view to domestic issues and interests, independent of the systemic global effects – even as those effects grow larger.
For starters, the US must maintain strong ties with its two regional allies – Japan and South Korea.
For starters, faster growth is unlikely to reverse the current trend toward inequality, and a few small, targeted presidential interventions into the actions of specific states or companies are hardly going to change that.
For starters, the dollar has shot up since the election only because Trump has promised to enact deep tax cuts and ramp up spending on decaying infrastructure and America’s supposedly “depleted” military.
For starters, governments should emphasize young people’s sexual health by offering a comprehensive instruction in reproductive health issues, including topics related to contraceptive methods, how to communicate in relationships, and where to access information and support related to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
For starters, Qaddafi managed to unify a country that, since the Greek invasion in the seventh century BC, had been divided between a coastal strip linked to the larger Mediterranean basin and an isolated hinterland that even Benito Mussolini’s brutal regime could not secure.
For starters, it is more difficult to rally support for a positive agenda than it is to build solidarity through opposition to presumed enemies.
For starters, there is always an attitude problem.
For starters, Trump and congressional Republicans have pursued a massive pro-cyclical fiscal expansion, producing virtually unprecedented peacetime budget deficits in the absence of a recession.
For starters, their imperial legacies constrain them to behave like nineteenth-century Great Powers, not as part of the globalized and inter-connected world of the twenty-first century.
For starters, the roof is starting to collapse on the global housing bubble, as housing markets begin to freeze up not only in the United States, but also in many other countries, such as high-flying Spain.
For starters, governments and industry must treat nuclear security as a process of continuous improvement and work to keep pace with evolving threats and challenges.
For starters, Africa is poised for a modest, if fragmented, growth recovery.
For starters, consider the case of a man who saves little of his income and wants to invest, in order to reap future returns.
For starters, supply-side measures can best be undertaken when there is full employment.
For starters, the separation of the IMF’s SDR account from its general account made it impossible to use SDRs to finance IMF lending.
For starters, the politics of trying to align national policies with a regional vision must change.
For starters, households have not responded to ultra-low interest rates by saving less and spending more.
For starters, incentives that reward companies for remaining small, inefficient, and informal should be removed.
For starters, the United States’ strategic “pivot” to the Asia-Pacific region is described as an opportunity for Europe to assert a coordinated foreign policy that finally plays a role in the development of cooperative policies in the region.
For starters, lower interest rates that follow from Eurobonds or some similar mechanism would make the debt burden manageable.
For starters, there are diminishing economic opportunities for the middle and working classes.
For starters, the growth-rate differential favoring emerging markets has declined.
For starters, the anticipation of fiscal stimulus may have pushed stock prices up, but it also led to higher long-term interest rates, which hurts capital spending and interest-sensitive sectors such as real estate.
For starters, thanks to low-cost imports from China, US consumers pay less for a wide range of goods, from shoes to electronics.
For starters, running surpluses against the US implies accumulating foreign-exchange reserves.
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