Sentence examples for far faltered from inspiring English sources

Previous efforts to pacify cities by cutting them off and eventually sending in tanks have so far faltered.

25 years ago (From The Issue Of May 1 , 1972 "Plans to form a giant West German auto combine by merging Volkswagen, Daimler-Benz and BMW have so far faltered before the unwillingness of Daimler-Benz's Friedrich Flick and BMW boss Herbert Quandt to be overshadowed by VW, with its 40% state holdings".

As part of an ambitious — and, so far, faltering — plan to turn the retailer around, its newly appointed chief executive, Ron Johnson, decided in 2011 to woo Ms. Stewart and devote big sections of Penney's stores to her product.

ADA recognizes that we have come too far to falter.

But his strategy of portraying Baldwin as a far-left liberal faltered.

But attempts to strike leveraged buyouts bigger than $5 billion this year have faltered so far.

Google's "Android @Home" effort seems to have faltered so far, but Chromecast is intriguing.

So the new announcement marks another important effort to revive a potentially crucial technology that has faltered so far.

She said she was determined to avoid the mistakes that were made in the run up to Copenhagen in 2009, when expectations of a far reaching global compact faltered.

And there, on a street in a district of drab houses not far from the faltering central business district, is a passel of latter-day Tom Sawyers on bikes, riding along not for the summertime heck of it but to shake up batches of low-grade speed contained in plastic soda jugs lashed to their back fenders.

But so far he has flailed and faltered in response.