Sentence examples for brief wobble from inspiring English sources

Economic growth, after a brief wobble, picked up, making India one of the world's fastest-growing economies in the 1990s.

Froome retains his yellow jersey despite a brief wobble when chasing Contador, the Spaniard falling on a descent and causing the Briton to swerve on to the verge.

Nothing in his life suggested any interest in or knowledge of the world beyond Mexico.Apart from one brief wobble, in the run-up to the election Mr López Obrador was always ahead in the opinion polls.

It left Federer serving for the match and although he had a brief wobble when he netted on his first match point, he made no mistake with his second.

Results suggest he is right to trust his instincts, while ringing endorsements and the successful manner in which he steered his side through a brief speed wobble en route to promotion and through the play-offs give every indication that, whatever his methods, Norwich's players have bought into them.

From there, he overcomes the briefest of wobbles to quell the fleeting Istomin challenge to hold.

The Conservatives' latest dip bears all the signs of a brief, news-driven, wobble arising from the way Cameron handled Maria Miller's resignation saga.

There was a brief politically-driven wobble earlier this year, on the back of Ukraine, but those fears seem to have faded, atlhough as Gideon Rachman points out in today's FT, Asia is becoming a bigger source of worry.

In his brief honeymoon period, Gordon Brown wobbles over a quick election he would surely have won.

But what is important for the muon is that because W's behave differently in magnetic fields, the brief switcheroo changes the measured wobble frequency by a slight amount.

Their share prices wobbled during a brief financial crisis in February.