Sentence examples for but a weak start from inspiring English sources

But a weak start doesn't necessarily mean the season will be a disaster.

Started with great fanfare in March, the plan got off to a weak start, but now nearly 920,000 loan modification offers have been sent to more than 3.2 million eligible homeowners.

Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY Item Club, a forecasting group, said Britain's "makers" had got off to a weak start in the fourth quarter, but said some of the erratic factors that were behind the weak performance in October should start to fade.

Sure, this is just the debut, but whatever the follow-up is, this was inarguably a weak start.

After a weak start, the Nasdaq composite index closed up 116.39 points, or 4.6percentto to 2,640.57.

"After a weak start, she found her foil: Trump," says Richard Wolffe.

The solid gain suggests that economic growth is picking up after a weak start.

This production of "Fiddler" gets a weak start during its first big number, "Tradition".

The increase suggests economic growth could be picking up after a weak start.

The tepid gains suggested economic growth was off to a weak start for the quarter.

After a weak start to his campaign Mr McCain is reorganising his fundraising programme.