Starters in sentence

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For starters, futures didn’t help predict the current market breakdown, most likely because long-term futures markets are, by default, slow to adjust to new information.

For starters, China will have to clean up its environment – something that ordinary Chinese now view not as a luxury, but as an imperative.

For starters, excessively high levels of meat and dairy consumption are contributing to nutrition-related health problems like obesity and cardiovascular disease.

For starters, it has allowed international institutions to avoid acknowledging the shortcomings of the new development orthodoxy of the last two decades of the twentieth century, when Latin America lost over a decade, and Sub-Saharan Africa a quarter-century, of economic and social progress.

For starters, we need to focus on skills, and not just on the specific jobs that will appear or disappear.

For starters, there was Kennedy’s vow to defend freedom for its friends and from its enemies: “Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty.”

For starters, the language committing China to respect the democratic rights of the people of Hong Kong was deliberately vague.

For starters, everyone needs a mobile phone with an affordable data plan.

For starters, there is America’s refusal (thus far) to intervene militarily in Syria.

For starters, it does not includes the costs of national governments’ gathering of basic administrative data, or of all of the recommended household surveys, because these costs were impossible to obtain.

For starters, Trump blames trade, rather than lost innovation, for the plight of US workers.

For starters, Leviathan – that is, the state’s monopoly on the legitimate use of force – has reduced conflict and increased personal security.

For starters, the macro data are positively synchronized and inflation remains tame.

For starters, the Israeli middle class and younger voters took the social protests of the summer of 2011 into the ballot box.

For starters, they should restrict bank credit for transactions that do not contribute to GDP.

For starters, the EU has drawn the wrong conclusion from the experience: austerity works.

For starters, she frames her quest in terms of outdated, unappealing, and irrelevant rhetoric.

For starters, political parties should recognize Germany’s “hidden” populism for what it is: a serious structural challenge.

For starters, the people of Britain would never have been consulted on whether they wanted to check out of the EU.

For starters, financial markets’ behavior says more about them than it does about the countries in question.

For starters, development financiers must follow a do-no-harm principle: regardless of its potential economic benefits, development should never jeopardize people’s lives and basic human rights.

For starters, China has a very high saving rate – above 45% over the last decade, much higher than in the advanced economies – which enables it to sustain higher debt levels.

Countries that are active in the Baltic Sea region, for starters, should exchange “due regard” regulations – the national operating procedures that state aircraft must follow when in the proximity of civilians.

For starters, Syria’s location in the eastern Mediterranean is not as advantageous as is Libya’s position in North Africa.

For starters, the emphasis on the CPC’s role is much stronger than before.

For starters, a draft withdrawal treaty between the UK and the EU is now close to completion, though both sides have made clear that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.

For starters, the argument that the UK could negotiate favorable terms for selling its goods in the EU makes little sense, as Europe’s single market matters far more to British exporters than the UK market matters to European businesses.

For starters, while the international community is unlikely to agree any time soon on a global mechanism for putting a price on carbon emissions, other types of environmental policies have already had an effect on demand for oil.

For starters, these countries must move urgently to defend free trade and open markets.

For starters, it protects its own markets from competition, which is abundantly clear in the case of its Internet companies.

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