Sentence examples for faltering movement from inspiring English sources

Nationalist Israelis are already using the violence to revive their faltering movement, with I-told-you-so claims about what they see to have been the naivete of the doves.

The acrimonious 5 June recall election is a perilous omen for President Barack Obama's re-election bid and a faltering labor movement.

Now in his mid-80s, frail and ill, Ayatollah Montazeri has remained in his home in Qum, the center of religious learning in Iran, issuing one politically charged religious edict after another, helping keep alive a faltering opposition movement.

However faltering (what revolutionary movement was ever smooth?), the awakening has been about overcoming an Arab culture of victimhood, conspiracy and paralysis in the name of agency, engagement and debate.

JERUSALEM — Tony Blair, the international envoy for Palestinian development, unveiled a package of West Bank proposals on Tuesday in a bid to show some movement in the faltering Israeli-Palestinian peace effort on the eve of a visit by President Bush.

But with growing secessionist movements, a faltering economy, a rebellious military and recent bombings in Jakarta, the government has at times seemed overwhelmed by the task before it.

Where the movement falters is in its demands: It doesn't really have any.

Ecuador faces a "conservative restoration" if his movement falters, Mr Correa warns.

"When the moment comes that the democratic movement falters — and there always is such a moment — Al Qaeda could say: We told you so.

But like many other sympathetic observers, he misses their most important point when he says "the movement falters in its demands" because "it doesn't really have any".

"I think we're at a stage now where most civil rights movements falter," she admits.