In this way, the "Don't touch my junk" fiasco raises, yet again, what has become the central theme of Mr. Obama's presidency: America's faltering confidence in the ability of government to make things work.
The crisis in Ukraine and faltering confidence in the ability of policymakers to revive the area's economy seem to have prompted companies to become more risk averse and to pull back on expansion plans, Mr Williamson added.
The two main purposes of IPSec are to protect IP packets and give network administrators the ability to use packet faltering as a defense against network attacks.
As a result, others' faith in his abilities faltered and there was no way for him to quickly dispel the cloud over his head when district emails were released hinting at what may have been a too-cozy relationship between Deasy and two bidders for the district's expensive technology purchase.
What turned things around for faltering American forces, he said, was Gates's ability to persuade New England militias to join up with the New York troops.
Yahoo's faltering image and plunging stock price may also be hurting its ability to recruit talented people.
As a result, the ability to more effectively prevent and treat genetic disease is faltering even as the means to identify risks people are born with are improving.
By taxing wealthy individuals, Obama wants to take away their ability to recharge the economic engine that is clearly already faltering.
Patrick's contribution could be short-lived — if she falters in Nascar, her ability to generate revenue will diminish.
Stosur, seeded sixth, mounted a 4-2 lead in the final set and appeared headed for quick victory, but her ability to falter in key matches made the outcome less than certain.
