Examples of 'sense to start' in a sentence
Meaning of "sense to start"
sense to start: 'Sense to start' indicates that a particular action or decision is logical, reasonable, or appropriate at the beginning of a process, plan, or situation. It is often used to suggest a practical approach or strategy to initiate an activity
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sense to start
That it makes sense to start a barroom brawl.
Which is why I thought it made sense to start here.
It makes no sense to start a company too early.
Building real industries in space. then it makes sense to start.
Here it makes sense to start at the end.
I can make him understand that it doesn't make any sense to start a war.
It makes sense to start with these two.
When introducing yourself, it makes sense to start with your name.
It makes sense to start with the literal.
So as a painter it made a lot of sense to start using a camera.
It made sense to start writing about that.
I mean, it just does not make sense to start a relationship.
Makes sense to start with the fourth.
Would not it make more sense to start there?
It makes no sense to start a debate under such conditions.
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Um, in strangulation death I guess it makes sense to start with the hyoid.
So it makes sense to start with the piglets.
With the Harry Potter series, absolutely it made sense to start at the beginning.
It makes sense to start from there.
In a long-distance relationship. I, I just don't think it makes sense to start college.
Plus it makes sense to start your research.
Makes sense to start with a patch whose sound is related to.
I suppose it would make sense to start with good news.
It makes sense to start out with something logical and uncomplicated.
None of them helped in any sense to start solving the crisis.
It makes sense to start bringing everything back together at this point.
To me, it just does not make sense to start cutting your legs off.
Makes sense to start at the top, work your way down.
Perhaps it would have made more sense to start with the entrance?
It made sense to start with catering and bar service.
With all these benefits, it makes sense to start using a diffuser today.
It made sense to start the album with this song.
So if your passion is photography, it makes sense to start your own photography business.
It makes no sense to start fixing up until we get the goat out.
With so many witnesses around. It makes no sense to start a beating in broad daylight.
It just makes sense to start consolidating these requirements into one set.
I've often thought it would make more sense to start the New Year in Spring.
It does not make sense to start a business and duplicate what other people are doing well.
Given that, does it make sense to start a draft?
It would make sense to start with the current implementation of walk and modify.
Logically, of course, it would make sense to start with a bit of history.
It often makes sense to start with the services that have the fewest dependencies.
Ah, excellent! So glad you had the good sense to start without me, Miss Holt.
It made sense to start our tour of Split here.
For beginners, however, it makes sense to start small and build up.
It makes sense to start with those products, which are strictly forbidden.
It always makes sense to start with a definition.
Makes sense to start a blog about questions with a question, right?
So it makes sense to start now.
It makes sense to start early enough to affect your health.".
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