Sentence examples for rather good start from inspiring English sources

Second, partnering with other governments – allies and otherwise – is going to be crucial going forward, and in fact, the US is off to a rather good start.

Playing with hardware limitations as a designer doesn't need to be constraining and frustrating but rather a good start to find interesting solutions.

In fact, KP has been rather good – he's starting to enjoy it – but we could do without having to check whether he has committed an indiscretion or not.

Digital is proving a major focus this morning, though (ironically) the WiFi in the Lowry auditorium is proving rather tempermental – not a good start, says Wark, and apologies for the lack of live tweeting @gdnculturepros.

The second year he will have to find the funds if he wants to complete the course, which means his first year is going to be spent working more hours to be able to afford it, rather than getting a good start on his studies.

Leader of Putting Hartlepool First, Geoff Lilley, said: "I would rather it had been six, I would rather it had been 11, but four is a good start considering we didn't exist five months ago.

Being judged for your sporting skills rather than your resemblance to stationery items is a good start.

My first impressions were rather good.

A good start would be a home in that community rather than in a maze of motorways outside.

In the past ten years, some countries have made a good start, but Wall Street by the Vistula remains a rather distant prospect.

For a start, she writes her own songs - and they're rather good.