Sentence examples for Had a faltering from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the rest of the UK had a faltering economy and an ageing conservative population with increasing immigration concerns.

And my dad was a really obvious one, because we had a faltering relationship all my life.

He also had a faltering start at Bay Hill but has grown stronger as his ball-striking has improved round by round.

With a keener sense of what might go wrong than what might go right, Mr Brown has at times undermined the confidence and the authority of his ministers, with the result that his government has had a faltering flavour.

Early insurgent negotiations with American officials had a faltering start, initially over a proposed prisoner exchange, in which five Taliban figures being held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, would be released in exchange for the freedom of the lone American soldier being held prisoner by the Taliban, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.

No doubt he is already looking westward and praying that the team on the field, which has had a faltering start to the new season, can continue to match the club's commercial ambition.

Certainly, hair parties have been going on for years; but now salons have a faltering economy to contend with.

The danger is that in good times it's very easy to let the costs creep up, but come the day we have a faltering economy, we'll have to face the music".

Re "World's Economy Slows to a Walk in Rare Lock Step" (front page, Aug. 20): Yes, we now have a faltering world economy and a busted global "bubble".

Saturday, 3.15pm, Kingsholm, 3.15pm, Sky Sports 2 Gloucester, who have made a faltering start, give the former Cornish Pirate Rob Cook a first start, with Jonny May moving to the wing.

The situation posed a daunting challenge for Prime Minister David Cameron, who returned overnight on Monday from a vacation in Italy to take charge of what appeared to have been a faltering government reaction to the mayhem.