Sentence examples similar to always faltering from inspiring English sources
So even as shows pack up for the wintry months, when business always falters, a fresh set of openings awaits.
An ongoing search for a universal symbol to denote irony (the reverse question mark being among the oldest suggestions) has always faltered, partly because it's not really irony unless someone somewhere doesn't get it.
There have been many attempts at negotiations over the course of the conflict, but to date these have always faltered.
It is something they must change soon to shed the tag of the team that always falters with the finishing line in sight.
They'll even pretend to cheer you on in your attempts to shore things up where you've always faltered.
The tenants jumped through bureaucratic hoops as attempts were made to establish the co-operatives as a permanent solution, but fickle council policy ensured that they always faltered.
Attempts to reverse engineer virality always seem to falter, but Buzzfeed's Jack Shepherd wrote in the Guardian that one key element to making something go viral is that "people are more likely to share something if they have a strong, positive emotional response to it".
Jason Margolis of PRI's The World - a co-production with the BBC - went to Mexico City to explore why the Mexicans always seem to falter when the boys grow up and become men.
With Fox faltering, CBS was able to claim a complete victory in both categories with the always dependable "NCIS" leading the way at 19.4 million total viewers.
They also may not always attribute repeated exacerbations to advancing disease but instead seeing them as temporary setbacks caused by activities, environmental factors, faltering self-management, or infection.
