Sentence examples for faltered across from inspiring English sources
But in The New Statesman, John Gray looks at influential ideas that faltered across the decade now ending — from neoconservatism to liberal interventionism to the neoliberal "Washington consensus" about debt-fueled free markets.
But since the decision to leave the EU, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has reported further falls in sales and inquiries from buyers, and said price growth has faltered across the UK.
Both characters' appeal lies in their complexity and indeterminability, and, as the show's trademark strains of jazz fade over the title credits, viewers are reminded why they were so gripped by the pair's faltering dance across the first season.
Immunization and child survival rates across Africa have faltered in the past decade, according to UNICEF country data released last week in the Progress for Children report.
In 1980, computerized vote-counting faltered seriously in a number of jurisdictions across the country.
In the past so many challengers have faltered when faced with the 21-times grand slam champion across the net.
Across town, the talks between Condoleezza Rice and the Lebanese faltered the moment she announced that the Bush Administration would not yet press Israel for a ceasefire.
But with downturns deepening across Europe and Asia, and the dollar strengthening, global demand for costlier American goods has faltered.
Party officials got experiments going in 97 counties and urban districts spread across two-thirds of China's provinces.But now their enthusiasm has faltered.
Shumpert surged, then faltered.
