a shaky start

Frequency: 6.842.5 per million words

A beginning that is uncertain, unstable, or not confident.

shakyshaky + NOUN

Categories:

start

Examples (10)

  • The project got off to a shaky start due to unexpected technical issues.
  • Despite a shaky start, the young entrepreneur managed to turn her business around.
  • Her performance had a shaky start, but she quickly regained her confidence.
  • The team made a shaky start in the first half but dominated the second.
  • After a shaky start, the new government began to implement its policies effectively.
  • Their relationship had a shaky start, filled with misunderstandings and doubts.
  • Don't be discouraged by a shaky start; perseverance is key to success.
  • The company experienced a shaky start in the volatile market conditions.
  • It's common for ambitious ventures to have a shaky start before finding stability.
  • The speech had a shaky start as the speaker seemed nervous, but he soon found his stride.