Sentence examples for a low start from inspiring English sources

Conversely, an athlete with a low start point might have a higher ceiling.

"It's been a bit of a low start" for the chat bot industry in general thus far, Mike Roberts, head of mobile development at Kik, admitted to TechCrunch in an interview.

21 23 In addition to the influenza pandemic and pandemic vaccination coinciding with the start of the HPV vaccination programme, this public debate may be a possible explanation why the uptake of HPV vaccine was off to a low start in the first vaccinated birth cohort.

"It's very difficult to grow a following organically from a low starting point," she empathises.

Mr. Rolfe drew a low starting position for his heat — one of the three 12-lap qualifying races — and failed to qualify the traditional way.

"Oxford now has, from a low starting point, a lot of excellent work in access and outreach and a very impressive student financial support programme.

Despite a low starting-point for public debt, deficit overshoots have revealed insufficient central control over the 17 regions that are responsible for a big chunk of spending.

The same basic ingredients are all there: like the Scion xB, the Soul has a quirky squared-off design, a low starting price and a long list of options to personalize the vehicle.

On Aug. 31, the count was 36,265 police officers, down by about 4,000 from the peak strength in 2000, a result of tight budgets and recruiting difficulties that stemmed in part from a low starting salary.

Any change to this system would have to be very carefully implemented to ensure that financial constraints, or the prospect of large debts combined with a low starting salary, do not prevent any nurse from completing their education.

This target is especially demanding for the euro area, which includes poorer countries that are growing relatively quickly from a low starting-point, and which may therefore have higher inflation than average.