Sentence examples for Unpromising start from inspiring English sources
It was an unpromising start.
Conflict Vietnam gets off to an unpromising start.
In short, an extremely saccharine and unpromising start.
His love life gets off to an unpromising start.
After the unpromising start, things take an uphill turn, both literally and metaphorically.
Despite his unpromising start, Andersen quickly showed talent, and was especially attracted to the stage.
But however unpromising his start, General Musharraf has generally proved much better at running the country than either Mr Sharif or Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan's other elected leader in recent times.
The 39-year-old Hackney-born director's film powered away from an unpromising position on the starting grid.
Having a peace process under way should also make it easier to take practical steps to improve the economic conditions of the Palestinians.And it could get worseOn the other hand, history teaches that the start of even unpromising peace talks galvanises the spoilers from both sides.
It is a testament to his determination and resolve that he delivered at the end of a season which had started in such unpromising fashion.
Galina Pavlovna Ivanova's start in life was unpromising: born in Leningrad, raised by her grandmother and surviving the siege of the city, all vividly described in her book Galina: a Russian Story, published in 1984.
