outset

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• Goodell and Sills said at the outset that they hoped to use the season to “contribute knowledge and insights that will aid the country’s pandemic response.”

• Ensuring your mask isn’t too big from the outset will help you avoid having to constantly pull your mask back up over your nose and prevent gaps from forming at the sides and bottom.

• At the outset of the pandemic, hospitals faced a crippling lack of supplies.

• At the outset, this is a 137% increase over the revised healthcare estimates of budget 2020-21.

• At the outset — in 2010 — almost every state signed up for one of the two testing consortia.

• But the real money, Washington believed, lay in the western land investments he had made at the outset of the war.

• Bill Clinton courted Mixner and his expertise at the outset of his run for president.

• Things seem fine at the outset, as they always do—the children are fun and adorable, the husband and wife happy and carefree.

• At the outset, only a handful of the victims spoke out about what had happened to them.

• Is it day to day, game to game, or do they prepare a master plan from the outset.

• Since we are to learn by thinking we must at the outset learn the definition of the three Laws of Thinking.