Sentence examples for tough start for from inspiring English sources

By the middle of 2013 it had been a tough start for some.

"When I first looked at them I thought it is a tough start for the new manager.

This year's show has promised a tough start for the housemates, who will have to sleep on the floor tonight.

It's a tough start for me – but I don't know when it's ever really an easy one at a grand slam".

Joe Gibbs left the team in a better state than when he arrived, but that's a tough start for Jim Zorn, a first-time coach.

It was a tough start for Jagodzinski, the former Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator who took over when Tom O'Brien went to North Carolina State, but the Eagles recovered.

Azam Ahmed of DealBook and Jackie Calmes write that "it would be hard to imagine a tougher start for Goldman Sachs's new public relations chief, Richard Siewert Jr".

It would be hard to imagine a tougher start for Goldman Sachs's new public relations chief, Richard Siewert Jr. Just Tuesday, the bank announced Mr. Siewert's arrival in a detailed memo.

"It's been a tough start of the season for everybody," he said.

It was another tough start against Washington for Oswalt, who lasted only two and one-third innings on May 31, when he yielded four runs and was ejected for arguing balls and strikes.

It has been a tough start to the year for Johnston Press, with the company reporting total ad revenue down 15.6% in the first 10 weeks of the year.