However, the Central campaign in the Middle East faltered at around this time, ending hopes that an overland route through Persia could be secured for aid and assistance to Afghanistan.
— Patrick Farrell Nation's Restaurant News: The numbers are in, and despite vacation spreeing, restaurant traffic in July started out strong, then faltered big time — not only for the consumers who make more than $100,000, but also those earning $50,000 and under.
The artist made an impression, although his fortunes faltered over time.
Yamaguchi went on to win a singles gold medal in the 1992 Olympics while Galindo's career faltered for a time into despondency.
Called a "slick, clever melodrama" by Alessandra Stanley in The New York Times, the show, likened to Fox's more popular series "The O.C.," about rich teenagers in Newport Beach, Calif., faltered in its time slot, at 9 p.m. on Mondays.
In August, for example, the Food and Drug Administration sent a warning to Boston Scientific after investigators discovered the company's diligence in following up with patients faltered around the time it dropped a product under development.
With a change in health service administration, the intervention faltered for a time, but in recent years has been taken up again, with protocols of systematic surveillance and treatment now embedded within primary care, although resources limit their optimal application.
In 26 years of running, I have faltered at times.
It's a treacherous register for other singers, and they strained or faltered at times, but not for lack of respect.
Under cross-examination by the Garden's lawyer, Ronald M. Green, she faltered several times when he asked her to read aloud how much in fake business deductions she claimed.
But any decent person who looks at the McCain record sees that while he has certainly faltered at times, he has also battled concentrated power more doggedly than any other legislator.
