Sentence examples for demanding start from inspiring English sources

A demanding start did not help but it does not excuse the miserable season which was in part down to Grant's choices.

Barça have won their three opening league matches of a demanding start to the campaign and also played in the domestic and European Super Cups.

Condemned to beginning with three par 4's of 492, 435 and an Open-record 499 yards -- a much more demanding start than that of the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 holes: dogleg par 4's of 430 and 389 yards, then a 205-yard par 3. "Without a doubt, it's the most demanding start I've ever had in any tournament," Woods said later.

It's not an eye opener; we've had a very demanding start to the season but we should have passed the ball better.

"When the recovery starts, we expect to see demand start to come back and oil prices rebound".

Since the beginning of the fourth quarter last year, he said, Cathay has seen premium passenger travel and cargo demand start to recover.

Won't combined fiscal and monetary stimulus jack up demand, start a housing boom and make our landing so soft we'll hardly notice that times are hard?

This jeopardizes the QoS conditions and forces the provider to take mitigation steps when the VM's computational and network demands start colliding.

Now that you know which skills are going to be in-demand, start developing your skills, and start finding freelance gigs in the plentiful freelance marketplace.

These often will not show until school age, when the academic demands start having an impact on their lives.

Mr Carney has demanded they start spending their "dead money", which earns little interest thanks to his low rates.