Sentence examples for faltered of from inspiring English sources

Liverpool's second season under its current American ownership has faltered of late.

The Steelers lead the A.F.C. North, and the Ravens have faltered of late — losing last week to Jacksonville and struggling Sunday to beat Arizona.

Austria's traditionally strong economy has also faltered of late and it no longer has the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union.

That process has faltered of late, as shown in flat earnings expectations for companies like Eli Lilly and Merck for 2002.

In the interest of forgiveness, of retaining good men who had faltered, of keeping the problem secret, most bishops made it a policy to send wayward priests to residential facilities for evaluation and treatment.

In the quest for a Champions League slot they lead Aston Villa purely on goal difference and although Martin O'Neill's side has faltered of late, Arsenal have a far more intense programme ahead.

This approximation is unlikely to be a factor that seriously distorts patterns of gestational age-specific growth restriction since faltering of fetal growth typically leads to a spontaneous delivery or delivery following obstetric intervention.

Lunn and Campbell, et al. [ 2] proposed that frequent gastrointestinal infections, arising from unhygienic and unsanitary environments, impair small intestinal mucosal function, and explained up to 64% of the observed height and weight faltering of Gambian infants.

Tesco, a supermarket chain, faltered on its reporting of land and energy use.

That traditional faltered for a number of years, especially after the quartz crisis of the 1980s.

Kodak and Xerox faltered because of the unanticipated powers of digital reproduction.