Sentence examples for fragile start from inspiring English sources

It was a fragile start to a life-changing friendship.

They seized the occasion by recovering from a fragile start and then bowling and fielding with a dynamism that shattered their opponents.

It was a fragile start; I remember going there to find a single crescent of stalls, the voices echoing in the big old hall, with stallholders far outnumbering customers.

Justice was reminded that the Yankees have an aging, fragile starting rotation and there is no guarantee that Roger Clemens, David Wells and Mike Mussina will be healthy and effective in October.

General Manager Steve Phillips gave Valentine 13 new players -- 14 if Gary Matthews Jr. makes the roster -- for what should be a potent offensive team with an experienced, if fragile, starting rotation.

George Steinbrenner has publicly and privately expressed his desire to add Johnson to the Yankees' fragile starting rotation -- Commissioner Bud Selig said on ESPN Radio on Monday that Steinbrenner was not guilty of tampering -- but the Yankees have a weak farm system and might not have enough young talent to satisfy Arizona.

The freeze drying modifies the drug structure to obtain a brittle, fragile starting material for the subsequent homogenization step.

Labour says that the economy is too fragile to start fiscal retrenchment this year.

Those doors were fragile to start with.

From the first bite the pambazo's fragile bread starts to disintegrate, and by the end we're usually scooping up the heavy mess with our fingers.

In our fourth year in the Bronx, our fragile balance started to slide.