Sentence examples for difficult start in life from inspiring English sources

His meteoric rise is all the more remarkable given his difficult start in life.

She'd had a difficult start in life, born almost three months early, weighing just over two and half pounds.

He says visible or "aspirational" role models are vital but can't solve the complex problems thrown up by a difficult start in life.

Her cautious nature was shaped by a difficult start in life: when she was 20 days old, her father, a detective, was killed.

She feared that geography was destiny and that her son, by virtue of his difficult start in life, was doomed to fail.

He told me about the patient's difficult start in life and the many issues leading up to him trying to end his life.

Their difficult starts in life draw our sympathy, and when they overcome obstacles via their own efforts and/or help from others, it is especially inspiring.

Rangers endured a difficult start to life in the Scottish Third Division as they were forced to scrap for a last-minute 2-2 drat at Peterhead.

And after a difficult start to life in England, the right-back has been subject to rumours that Paris St-Germain St-Germain and Monacoo battle it out over his signature for a LIgue 1 return.

In a fight of contrasts, one similarity is the difficult start to life both Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather had.

As the son of an illiterate rice farmer and his wife, Bolla had a difficult start to life, and he faced an uncertain future as he started work in the rice paddy fields alongside his father.