Sentence examples for uncomfortable start from inspiring English sources

Obama and China are off to an uncomfortable start.

By Evan Osnos January 19 , 2010Obama and China are off to an uncomfortable start.

After the uncomfortable start, having a player's coach like Smart may be just what the Kings' young stars need to thrive.

But going off to have a baby with no security blanket of a job to return to was an uncomfortable start to motherhood.

After an uncomfortable start to his innings Duminy is looking increasingly more at home.

If taking risks is something that makes you uncomfortable, start out small and work to become more confident in your instincts.

It almost always represents a shift from doing something comfortable (sending simple emails, knocking straightforward tasks off a to-do list, completing transactional conversations) to doing something uncomfortable (starting that proposal, initiating that hard conversation, facing a blank page).

Of the 81% of our sample who reported prescribing a DMARD, just over half stated that they were either 'somewhat' or 'very' uncomfortable starting a DMARD.

The majority (61%) of subjects stated that they were 'somewhat uncomfortable' or 'very uncomfortable' starting a DMARD; however, almost half (49%) stated that they were 'somewhat comfortable' continuing DMARD therapy.

Only 60%% of primary care physicians considered that DMARDs should be started within the first 6 months of diagnosis, 61 % felt uncomfortable starting DMARDs, and 71%% were likely to refer RA patients to specialists, although the most frequent reason for the referral was advanced disease (80%%).

If you feel uncomfortable starting off, then do something indirectly.