Sentence examples for a time of faltering from inspiring English sources

But that increased production has come at a time of faltering demand and economic growth – not least in China, now the world's biggest crude importer.

And with retail assets (allegedly) undervalued at a time of faltering consumer confidence, all manner of cash-rich investors seem to want a piece of the action.

The vote in March was indeed partly a reaction to the recent cross-strait tensions, and an endorsement of closer economic ties with the mainland at a time of faltering growth.

This time, instead of faltering in the sixth game, Williams broke again when Azarenka put a forehand into the net.

His new commercial, titled "Remember," portrays Mr. Florio's tenure in Trenton as a time of tax increases and a faltering economy.

The period of complementary feeding, starting around 6 months of age, is a time of high risk for growth faltering and morbidity.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: Markets are dealing with not only the reignited eurozone problems, but also the reality that global growth is starting to falter during a time of high inflation.

The continuation of an article on Saturday about European leaders having to consider something other than austerity and spending cuts to restore their countries' faltering economies in a time of deep and growing recession omitted the names and locations of reporters who contributed to the article.

Appearing at a time of inflation and recession, oil shortages, soaring crime rates and faltering cities, Lasch's book leapt onto the best-seller list, making him famous.

Dr. Ibrahim's case has drawn considerable attention at a time of rising tensions between Egypt and the United States over the faltering Palestinian-Israeli peace efforts.

It is beyond the present scope to undertake an analysis of causes of faltering growth in the Kenyan context.