Sentence examples for a difficult beginning to from inspiring English sources

A difficult beginning to his Spanish career has been put behind him in emphatic fashion.

Shares fell more than 12% on Thursday to their lowest level since 1992 after Switzerland's second-largest bank signalled a difficult beginning to the year.

Magazine advertising pages fell almost 26percentt in the first quarter, according to Publishers Information Bureau data released late Tuesday, signaling a difficult beginning to what is expected to be a dismal advertising year.

You see, an undiagnosed tongue-tie and a traumatic birth played their parts in what was a very difficult beginning to our breastfeeding journey.

Stanton is the one with the long comic beard and the spinster's spectacles, who in the photographs looks a bit like Mr. Pickwick but was actually the iron man in the Cabinet, and who, after a difficult beginning, had come to revere Lincoln as a man and a writer and a politician — had even played something like watchful Horatio to his tragic Hamlet.

Democrats who oppose abortion say such a legislative fight holds the potential to get the year off to a difficult beginning, even though the outcome is certain given solid majorities in both the House and the Senate for expanded embryonic stem cell research.

But it was one with a difficult beginning.

This paper show that after a difficult beginning the system has improved; its achievements show that it could become a model for other cities, as long as its errors are avoided.

She arrived in October, after the school year had already begun, which is a difficult beginning for any principal.

Their friendship also marks a change in the way viewers see Saga, from a difficult, cold beginning to a gradual warming, until her honesty and lack of pretension become two of the most admirable things abut her.

Myanmar, a big country with a difficult past, is beginning to pull itself out of the mire.