Sentence examples for faltering support from inspiring English sources

The results could indicate faltering support for the interim Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas.

Democrats were hurt in the midterm election by low turnouts or faltering support from voters who were young, black or female.

WASHINGTON — Facing faltering support in foreign capitals and Congress for a strike against Syria, the Obama administration on Friday made an aggressive and coordinated push to justify a military intervention on the grounds that American credibility was at stake.

The sessions were among a series of recent statements he has made citing United States progress in Afghanistan, but in the face of what polls show is faltering support among Americans for the nearly decade-old war.

In both countries, the governments have come under political pressure from faltering public support for the war.

Why would any sane person want to return to risk life and limb in a war that has no clear objective and faltering popular support?

But President Bush's rhetoric — most recently, in a series of speeches given to shore up faltering public support — remains resolute.

The reductions accelerated following the Bin Laden raid, as the military sought to signal its displeasure with its western allies – in particular the CIA – and to boost its faltering public support.

With Democratic front-runner Bill Clinton suffering from personal scandals and facing a tough primary race from Jerry Brown and with the incumbent Republican president George H.W. Bush weakened by a faltering economy, support for Perot initially earned widespread popularity, particularly among voters dissatisfied with traditional party politics.

Meanwhile, efforts by Magnus to besiege Swedish-controlled Reval were faltering, with support from neither Ivan nor Magnus' brother, Frederick II of Denmark forthcoming.

As the downturn has deepened, central bankers have indicated that they will do what they can to ease credit strains and support faltering economic growth.