Sentence examples for problem at the start of from inspiring English sources

That was our big problem at the start of the season.

Christon's problem at the start of the season was trying to do it all on the court.

Still, it was an impressive performance by Gay, not least because he has been hampered by a hip problem at the start of a season in which he intends to build on the 100m victory he claimed against a less than fully fit Bolt in Stockholm last August.

Under Zipcar's rules, I was on the hook for repair costs of $297 because, as it says in one of the company's "six simple rules," if Zipcar is not notified of a problem at the start of a reservation, you will be held responsible for unreported damage to the vehicle after your reservation.

Bed-blocking was seen as a major problem at the start of the century.

And indeed her email to me summed up the problem: "At the start of this I said the connection was good, now Safari can't load Google… Have you any idea how hard it is to find anything out without the internet, even how to complain?" Still, Mrs Ritchie and around 150 of her neighbours in this sparsely populated area have got themselves organised and have complained to BT and to local politicians.

None of the participants had suffered from depression or alcohol-related problems at the start of the study.

People who were suspected of having physical or mental health problems at the start of the study were excluded.

He had a similar procedure on his right hip last summer, and then had what the team thought were more groin problems at the start of this season.

"My problem in this tournament is I've had lots of problems at the start of my matches," said Federer who had to rally from a two-set deficit in the fourth round to beat Tommy Haas.

"I had stomach problems at the start of the year.