Sentence examples for a difficult start in from inspiring English sources

She'd had a difficult start in life, born almost three months early, weighing just over two and half pounds.

He got off to a difficult start, in 1975, when he inherited the chess crown after Bobby Fischer refused to defend his title.

The 43-year-old Rivaldo, who is also the club's president, came out of retirement to help his team overcome a difficult start in this year's championship.

LOS ANGELES — After a difficult start in 2007, CBS Films continues to regroup quietly, and on Monday it named Terry Press and Wolfgang Hammer co-presidents.

Her cautious nature was shaped by a difficult start in life: when she was 20 days old, her father, a detective, was killed.

He says visible or "aspirational" role models are vital but can't solve the complex problems thrown up by a difficult start in life.

We respect that Inverness had a difficult start but in the last couple of games against St Johnstone and Aberdeen they have showed much better.

And after a difficult start to life in England, the right-back has been subject to rumours that Paris St-Germain St-Germain and Monacoo battle it out over his signature for a LIgue 1 return.

After a difficult start, Leech improved in her second year.

While striker Nikica Jelavic has suffered a dip in form with just one goal in his last six outings summer singing Steven Naismith, after a difficult start, has now scored in back-to-back games.

After a difficult start, Nowitzki came alive in the second half and finished with 33 points.