Sentence examples for faltered commercially from inspiring English sources
Either they decided not to tamper with a "Pulp Fiction," despite testing results invariably described as "the lowest scores in the studio's history," or they were confounded when an "Akeelah and the Bee" faltered commercially despite "the highest scores in the studio's history".
Her solo career never faltered commercially – she continued the run of peerless pop hits that had begun with Destiny Child's No No No as if the group's dissolution were a mere formality, as if she had been the only thing that mattered about them all along – but she also gave the impression of being torn between a career as an R&B diva and the desire to be an MOR entertainer.
The last two faltered commercially, partly because of an oversaturated market and the rise of the "Disco Sucks" backlash of the late 70s, though all have now been lovingly-restored at Abbey Road Studios in the form of the Disco Years boxset.
Three songs by a commercially faltering Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons constitute an unexpected purple patch, and the Sisters Love's deliriously funky cover of Curtis Mayfield's Give Me Your Love offers a shimmying premonition of Philly soul.
Commercially, McCartney has rarely faltered down the years; even 1984's epically unfocused movie Give My Regards to Broad Street, in which "a succession of distinguished actors struggled to provide plausibility", provided a No 1 album.
Shumpert surged, then faltered.
