Sentence examples for because he stalled from inspiring English sources

But it also suggests that we know very little about his weaknesses: he didn't make it through the Romney campaign's Vice-Presidential vetting, in large part because he stalled in answering their questions — about his health, his finances, his expense accounts, his personal life.

Mr Nasheed's supporters says the judge was arrested because he was stalling an investigation into how the president for 30 years, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, had amassed his wealth.

Mr Clinton's plans for freer trade in the Americas have already stalled because he does not have fast-track.

It's possible that Mr. Wheeldon's development is stalled because he's churning out too many ballets in too many places each year.

The negotiations with Abraham had stalled because he was seeking a long-term deal and the Jets were offering one year.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long insisted that negotiations are stalled because he lacks a willing partner for peace — even when he was dealing with the moderate president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas.

While Mr. Netanyahu has insisted that the peace process is stalled because he does not have a willing partner, Mr. Diskin declared: "This government has no interest in talking with the Palestinians, period.

Mr. Estrada's nomination, which was turned back last week by a Democratic filibuster, has stalled because he refuses to give senators the information they need to evaluate his judicial philosophy.

The documentary kept stalling because he was watching it online, and they stole internet from the Holiday Inn across the street, which meant their connection was tenuous.

Monk later testified that he did believe Blagojevich was stalling because he was waiting for the contribution, echoing prosecutors' allegations that Blagojevich was involved in multiple "pay to play" schemes in which he doled out jobs and favors in exchange for campaign cash.

And, yet again, fresh assistance from the IMF has been suspended because of stalled reform.