Sentence examples for danger of faltering from inspiring English sources

The entire Thatcherite project was frequently in danger of faltering, as unemployment soared, cities burned and the ditherers conspired.

At no time did he appear in danger of faltering against the Blue Jays' short-handed lineup.

The political solution that Mr. Clinton helped negotiate in 1998 is in danger of faltering as the parties grapple with issues like the demilitarization of the I.R.A. and reform of the heavily Protestant Royal Ulster Constabulary.

"However, since the Games, the same political impetus and agreed deadlines no longer exist and many aspects of legacy are in danger of faltering, whilst some have fallen by the wayside.

No matter what type of addiction you're trying to overcome, having a list of solid reasons, a personal mission, will help you when you feel in danger of faltering.

Gadget makers are usually leery of faltering markets.

Now, U.S. Empire is showing signs of faltering.

Unadjusted results demonstrated poorer educational attainment and higher rates of SENs among cases of weight faltering.

Key to the pound's drop was King's hint that he and his monetary policy committee might cut interest rates, reasoning that the dangers of the country's faltering economy outweighed concerns for price stability.

"It was a case of everyone faltering around us".

The timing of growth faltering in utero may affect developmental consequences.