Starters in sentence

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For starters, consider the state’s encroachment into the economy.

For starters, spending generally occurs well into the future, when economic conditions are projected to be better.

For starters, there is the potential for cheaper imports for those countries with no gas (Chile) or where local demand could exceed local supply (Brazil).

For starters, the fall in unemployment over the last two years includes the 300,000 people who have departed from the labor force.

For starters, health-care providers and individuals should view chronic pain more as a “syndrome” than a symptom – one that may not be “curable.”

For starters, Western leaders should avoid playing into the terrorists’ hands, as Hollande is doing by calling the Paris attacks “an act of war” and implementing unprecedented measures at home.

For starters, policymakers and donors must acknowledge the disproportionate impact of diabetes on poor communities and focus greater attention and funding on prevention and treatment.

For starters, that means updating the tax code to make debt issuance far less attractive, especially when the proceeds are being used to buy back shares.

For starters, HICCup will focus on communities of 100,000 people or fewer.

For starters, they will need benchmarks of current conditions and projected costs, and then detailed statistics on the adoption of the measures, their impact and costs, and what happens over time.

For starters, whereas the dollar value of the RMB rose nearly every year from 2005 to 2013 – by 36.7% in total – it has since fallen steadily, discouraging speculators.

For starters, the absence of dedicated funding is impeding implementation of long-term prevention strategies in many countries; a new World Bank report finds that only six countries, including the United States, have taken the threat seriously.

For starters, the West should explicitly deny any Russian claim to a right to interfere in the affairs of the EU and NATO.

For starters, governments can – and should – stop subsidizing factory farming and the crops that fatten up factory-farmed animals for slaughter.

For starters, refugee doctors may struggle to be accepted by their local colleagues, owing to political or personal bias.

For starters, technology is advancing faster than anyone thought possible.

For starters, while elections are a laudable objective of the talks, they should not be the only one.

For starters, Brexit would deal a major economic blow to the UK and the EU alike.

For starters, services are far more labor-intensive than the country’s traditional growth sectors.

For starters, tackling a problem as complex and fast-moving as climate change would be impossible with permanent, binding commitments.

For starters, medicine is more focused on keeping people alive than on maintaining their quality of life.

For starters, the eurozone’s reformed fiscal and financial frameworks should be based less on rules and more on discretion.

For starters, the nationwide anti-Putin demonstrations last winter and spring should not be underestimated.

For starters, there are the losers: traditional taxi drivers, who often have had to pay large license fees and thus cannot compete with Uber’s low prices.

For starters, the US will face recurring challenges with the “fiscal cliff” until financial markets pressure policymakers into more radical deficit reduction.

For starters, his proposed reforms of eurozone governance have been met with substantial criticism.

For starters, FIFA must introduce truly independent board members to the governance process – people who will ask hard questions and challenge the organization’s executives.

For starters, there is Trump’s false premise that bad trade deals have cost US jobs.

For starters, young people need places to engage with like-minded innovators.

For starters, there are concerns about Putin’s own political legitimacy.

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