Sentence examples for toughest start from inspiring English sources

"It's probably the toughest start you can have," says Nugent.

It hopes to follow up on the surprises it caused last season, but it has the toughest start possible: at Leinster.

"My government had the toughest start of all Bulgarian administrations in recent times," comments Plamen Oresharski, the new prime minister.The protests were sparked by a string of dodgy appointments by the new government.

It was a repeat of a lesson Salt Lake have repeatedly failed to learn — their inability to hold leads means that a team who might have been out of sight at the top of the West (even after what was on paper perhaps the toughest start of the schedule), are instead still unbeaten, but not unstoppable.

I'd nominate Burrow, Sam Burgess and Sean O'Loughlin as the three who have had the toughest start to the season and are therefore most in need of a break - but will their club coaches be willing to risk leaving them out?

Of the sides that finished in the top four last season, Arsenal's is perhaps the toughest start.

Manchester United face one of the toughest starts to a Premier League title defence in their history, but so far they have responded well.

"We have had a tough start.

Hoare had a tough start in life.

Girardi had a tough start in New York.

The project had a tough start.