Sentence examples for a stumbling start from inspiring English sources

It got off to a stumbling start when the European Commission warned Microsoft not to repeat the sin of steering users away from rivals to its Explorer browser.

His team rallied from a stumbling start after Gretzky -- the sport's most famous citizen -- had said other nations "hate us, and that's a fact".

9 August 2016: The Bank's post-Brexit economic recovery plan gets off to a stumbling start when it is unable to buy as many government bonds as it needs from major City investors.

This was the real satisfaction of Messi's sensational 2014-15: a stumbling start, before the sublime, unanswerable lift-off from November to May, all given its greater meaning by those early stutters.

The Bank of England's post-Brexit economic recovery plan got off to a stumbling start when it was unable to buy as many government bonds as it needed from major City investors.

There was just 0.02sec between them, with Peacock dipping at the line just ahead of his American rival after recovering from a stumbling start to record a time of 10.99.

Fish said nerves had a lot to do with his stumbling start, and he felt flat for much of the first two sets.

I Want Revenge's stumbling start was overcome by the chilly patience of his jockey, Joe Talamo.

Contracts were never signed, growth trumped profitability and from early electric cars, Segways, and websites like Six Degrees or services like Webvan, we saw the stumbling start of great ideas that were ahead of their time.

But despite her stumbling start in the caucus states, Clinton has come on strong and has now created a solid coalition that Obama cannot, for all of his money and his eloquence, break into.

Aiding its chances is a stumbling start-up by generic competitors.