Examples of 'outset' in a sentence
Meaning of "outset"
Outset (noun): The beginning or start of something, often used to describe the initial phase or point in a process, project, or journey
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- Onset; the beginning or initial stage of something.
- To cause (a design element) to extend around the outside of something else, the opposite of being inset.
How to use "outset" in a sentence
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We are only in the outset in the campaign of liberty.
These divisions were there from the outset.
Since the outset we have all believed it.
Stakeholder interaction should be planned at the outset.
Assistance from the outset of proceedings being amended.
A number of points should be mentioned at the outset.
The mood at the outset was accordingly euphoric.
The conditions were clear from the outset.
From the outset we decided not to negotiate.
A risk assessment would be made at the outset.
From the very outset of the assaults.
That argument must be dismissed at the outset.
From the outset the company was in difficulty.
This has been clear from the outset.
But from the outset he looks so arrogant.
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Countermeasures had been controversial from the outset.
From the outset we know something is going to happen.
The title from the outset is problematic.
At the outset it does not raise particular problems.
This election is rigged from the outset.
From the outset did not like children.
Several points need to be made at the outset.
My ambitions at the outset were actually quite small.
That was our purpose from the outset.
But from the outset we were very aware.
I have said that from the outset.
From the outset quality was the objective.
Let me just say that at the outset.
Quality from the outset as an economic factor.
We are proud to have been a partner since the outset.
Designed from the outset to be easy to use.
I need to make a confession at the outset here.
But from the outset the policy.
This is what was envisaged from the outset.
From the outset it sought a social mix.
That much was clear from the outset.
From the outset of the work on the draft.
I went into that in some detail at the outset.
He had no doubts at the outset of his career.
An assassination destined to fail from the outset.
Many mistakes are made at the outset of an engagement.
Of them were transnational in character from the outset.
Appeal withdrawn at the outset of the hearing.
You were like ghosts from the outset.
Let me say at the outset that it is based on values.
You planned this from the outset.
From the outset of deprivation of liberty.
You screwed this up from the outset.
Right from the outset our sights are set.
That devil warned you at the outset.
