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Outset

Outset meaning

An onset; the beginning or initial stage of something.

Example sentences (20)

A journalist who comes from Tehran to investigate the nationally famous Spider Killer case, she is very human from the outset, and faces many challenges as a working woman in the holy city.

All of this sets up the system for failure from the outset.

As a result, our overall performance was not as strong as we had hoped at the outset and we will discuss the reasons in more detail.

As it is a port city, Odessa was heavily bombed at the outset, but the people feel like they’re in a better place now than what they were.

A sold out crowd roared Newcastle on from the outset as another inspired Wor Flags' scarf initiative made for a fantastic atmosphere inside the stadium.

A tip here is that they decided from the outset they wanted guests to experience the finest SA wines, and so their mark-up is three times less than other restaurants.

At the outset, Gore’s campaign had more of a techno-futuristic feel, blending a celebration of the go-go prosperity of the Clinton-Gore years with Gore’s new-age environmentalism and earth-toned attire.

At the outset, keep in mind that the 1Q23 international launch did not gain any traction from the trade-ups program, in contrast to the previous US launch.

At the outset of Season 1, Episode 3, "Asterisk," audiences learn that Emma has disappeared in the aftermath of the event, with Apollo not knowing where his wife went or how she is doing.

At the outset of the case, defending solicitor Josephine Fitzpatrick asked for all evidence, including whatever CCTV recordings were available, in advance of her client deciding which way he would plead to the charge.

At the outset of the hearing, Mr Kapuscinski’s counsel, John Nolan BL told the court that the case was for assessment of damages only, as judgement had previously been granted in default of appearance.

At the outset of the inquiry, Loretto School offered an “unreserved apology” to those who suffered abuse there.

At the outset supplies of PPE (personal protective equipment) were low and the government was left scrambling to replace them.

At the outset, the female workforce was hopeful.

At the outset, the review noted that Singapore’s overall case fatality rate was less than 0.1 per cent, compared with a global average of 1.0 per cent.

At the outset we’re told Noelia’s had cancer, and now that the illness has returned she refuses treatment to seek refuge in her native island of Vieques, a 40-minute ferry ride from the capital.

Beverly Little Thunder, an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, shared brief remarks at the outset of the UVM event.

But it might have survived had the two sides been willing to make it clear from the outset what final outcome the interim period was supposed to produce, and then taken mutually reciprocal actions on the ground to prepare for it.

Cited by the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News, the commander did not elaborate on how Iran responded to the inquiry, which was made last year at the very outset of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Cllr Campbell added: “People want to be involved from the outset in decisions that affect them and we agree that local people know what their communities need.