Sentence examples for start greater from inspiring English sources
Any incumbent congressman or senator has a big head start: greater name-recognition, more money to campaign with, the ability to shovel federal dollars into local pockets and so forth.
In two cross-sectional studies of socio-economically deprived preschool children attending Head Start, greater emotional regulation was associated with fewer internalising problems [ 39], fewer conduct problems and more pro-social behaviour [ 40].
"A lot of teams start great, then they fall down," Yashin said.
Marriages start great, the first years are a honeymoon, the middle years get a little grinding.
"Given the paucity of local communications competition that has emerged since the telecommunications deregulation act of 1996, it's absolutely critical to use every mechanism possible to jump-start greater consumer access to multiple telecommunications providers," Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington office of Consumers Union, said yesterday.
"I started great," Watson said.
"People said that last year when we started great.
He's started great and we need him to stay fit and keep producing," said O'Neill.
"Ronnie started great," said Selby, who collected £90,000 as runner-up.
Nik's recovery started great.
