Sentence examples for faltered themselves from inspiring English sources
Over the years, the spread of video-purveying giants like Netflix and Redbox has sounded a death knell for smaller brick-and-mortar video stores, even as some of the Goliaths, including Blockbuster, have faltered themselves.
In seizing on the notion that the FBI had faltered, Republicans put themselves at war with an FBI chief widely seen as brimming with integrity, instead of pointing to a Democratic candidate that chief had just humbled with his critique.
The guys who try to reinvent themselves falter.
Those talks faltered though, and Yahoo and eBay soon found themselves competitors in the online auction market.
Vazquez said some players faltered because they "put too much pressure on themselves to succeed" and vowed that he would not do that.
It so happened that they skidded to seven games back, but they gave themselves time to overcome Houston and Chicago if those teams faltered.
They came, they faltered and they still won, improving to 2-1 — almost in spite of themselves.
The Granadans launched an attempt to recover Gibraltar by themselves in 1315, but without Marinid support, the Second Siege of Gibraltar faltered and failed.
But the young people he interviewed believe the earlier revolution faltered because the broader citizenry was too passive, leaving it to the elite to divide power among themselves.
Colorado themselves are back at home on Saturday evening, facing a Dallas side who may have faltered alarmingly of late, but got a big win against Vancouver last week.
