Sentence examples for outset against from inspiring English sources

State, seeded sixth, jumped on top at the outset against Virginia 19-111) and controlled the action virtually throughout.

Radwanska dominated from the outset against a determined Bartoli and took advantage of the 35 unforced errors from her French opponent.

It is a movement arrayed from the outset against the most affluent sectors of society – big banks and financial institutions, corporate executives, whose pay is obscenely disproportionate to the earnings of the 99%.

Federer, despite his apparent nonchalance on court, admitted to being extremely nervous at the outset against Baghdatis, the 20-year-old from Limassol who had previously defeated three top-10 players here and whose success up to the final had been the story of the tournament.

Brighton had won their last five games in the Championship, but were sluggish from the outset against Birmingham.

Reading, meanwhile, had won just one of their last six matches, but were dominant from the outset against Bolton.

"Wanderers were opposed to the EPPP from the outset, voting against the proposal at a meeting alongside fellow Football League clubs in October," the club statement continued.

Table 2 shows the counts of children initially in the top or bottom 50 percentile of counts of signs 4 6 at outset (rows) against designation at 12 plus as recovered or persistent (columns).

PHOENIX — From the outset, the case against Jared L. Loughner carried risks for both the prosecution and the defense.

Stephens went on: "This is a 57-year-old man who has led a difficult life, a life which from the very outset has gone against him... a man who makes a campaign, I accept, but was unsophisticated and fruitless in that no disruption was caused".

Any conflict between the Soviet Union and the United States along the Fulda front would have been, from the outset, a race against time.