Sentence examples for faltered over from inspiring English sources
Previous talks faltered over issues including restrictions on any released detainees; it was unclear whether the one-year travel prohibition was a breakthrough compromise.
But while BMW's disastrous six-year investment at Rover faltered over issues including productivity and the strength of the British pound, Ford depicted its problems at Dagenham as part of a far wider European auto industry malaise.
Past negotiations faltered over such details as whether a joint team would have an equal number of players from each country, who would choose the coaches and where the athletes would train.
The process of writing a new constitution for post-Mubarak Egypt has faltered over differences between parties.
He even faltered over naming the awards.
But Switzerland's economy has faltered over the past decade, and its neighbours have caught up.
And curled up on a sofa with tea, she reads it to me, faltering over long words and laughing.
His body continued to falter over the next two weeks.
And his partnership with Nat is suddenly faltering over the fate of Brokeland and the fight against G Bad's mall.
Debates over theatrical "presence" often falter over a tension between aesthetic effect or technique, on the one hand, and reality or authentic "being present," on the other.
And what looked like a recovering economy early in the year may falter over the summer or fall, causing what economists call a recessionary double dip.
