Sentence examples for the outset few from inspiring English sources

At the outset, few of the king's critics imagined it possible to overthrow the regime; they hoped merely to get rid of Polignac.

Our experience with this and several other studies is that, at the outset, few coaches consider injuries as a factor they can influence.

Nor has "Friday Night Lights" inspired any significant body of fan fiction (viewer-written stories that take off on the canon), though at the outset a few viewers eagerly awaited an outpouring of "slash" fan fiction (chronicles of hypothetical romances between male characters) from a football show.

From the outset, a few scientists questioned whether what the group described was really drug resistance or should instead be called "slow clearance" of the parasite and some even accused the Mahidol group of crying wolf.

The first show proved that Hayes is, at least at the outset, making few concessions to the new slot.

Supply problems hit the project from the outset, and fewer than 9,000 Brethyn Llwyd uniforms were ever produced for the 50,000 Welsh volunteers.

This study reports that women with joint symptoms at the outset reported fewer symptoms during treatment, which is in contrast to other studies.

At the outset, there were a few restless minutes for Louisville.

Wearing 5" stilettos can seem fun at the outset, but after a few hours at work, you may regret it.

He mentioned at the outset of his remarks how few times he touched the ball; he called this loss the worst of his life.

Although it was obvious from the outset that there were so few troops that the outpost, like others of its kind, could barely defend its bunkers and patrol at the same time, much less disrupt a growing insurgency, the dispatches carried notes of cheerful confidence when they described the campaign for local hearts and minds.