Sentence examples for a problematic start from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the early hour accounted for the vocal tentativeness of the lead singers, the soprano Jane Eaglen and the tenor Jon Fredric West, in Act I. Singing her signature role of Brünnhilde, Ms. Eaglen had a problematic start.

Celebrating second place in the medals table brought an upbeat ending for India after a problematic start to the Commonwealth Games but the controversy lingered on, as did some of the harsh realities facing the host nation, noted the Hindustan Times last week.

Despite some bumps in the road, and a problematic start, Fischer succeeded in his plan: after a strong finish, he ended up with 12/20 +6−2=122) to tie for 5 6th.

A pair of aces gives the blackjack player a starting hand value of either a 2 or a soft 12 which is a problematic starting hand in either case.

It is a problematic story, but as a place to start, it would not be half bad.

Nalbandian needed treatment on a problematic thigh at the start of the third set but battled on until he was broken in the ninth game after following a double-fault by dumping a forehand into the net.

Start with a problematic racing layout, mix in a field of expert drivers with rookies and rusty ones, put millions of dollars on the line and then add speed.

"It's a conditioning process: if you're in a problematic situation regularly enough, and start avoiding that situation, it gets worse and worse".

Yet, the vocabulary and language used in such debates start with a problematic notion that does not distinguish between "Jihad and Jihadists" from one side, and "Terrorism and Violent Extremists" from the other side.

Insurance coverage is a problematic issue for the car start-ups.

Most of them had started to have a problematic use of alcohol in their late teens or early twenties.