Sentence examples for expected to falter from inspiring English sources

Generally, agriculture is expected to falter in arid subtropical areas like the eastern Mediterranean and southern Africa, while flourishing in northern climes -- like the North American wheat belt -- as more precipitation and longer growing seasons boost yields.

However, as suggested by results with 'poor' prior (M6), when there is a large difference in exposure between the data sets used to model exposure and true exposure being predicted, the Bayesian normal mixture method is expected to falter relative to the simple collection of relevant data.

“Uranium is in a bull market that we do not expect to falter for quite some time,” he says.

Unger said he expected Toyota to falter at times this year with two start-up teams.

Many people probably expected Clampett to falter after his opening-round 68, considering that he rarely plays tournament golf and basically retired from the PGA Tour five years ago.

It's always intense competing against a player like that, because you don't ever expect him to falter.

And nobody at the Stuttgart, Germany-based automaker expects sales to falter, despite the economic downturn.

Assuming the recovery does not falter, home construction is expected to rise as inventories dwindle and consumers grow more confident about making large purchases.

Should Mrs. Clinton falter, Mr. Edwards is expected to wield the argument that a white Southern man is far more electable in a general election than a woman or an African-American (though Mr. Edwards probably will not make the case quite that directly).

They had a third straight losing season at Citi Field, attendance is faltering, and losses are expected to swell to $70 million this year from $51 million last season.

He likely won't start the post-season, but if his replacement, Edie Lack, falters, Miller will be expected to do better than he has the last few times he saw playoff hockey – he went 2-4 withethe Blues last year, posting a lackluster 2.49 GAA.