Sentence examples for financial stumbling from inspiring English sources

But people close to Mr. Levy say that over the last year, he has also grown increasingly frustrated with the job as he has encountered ever larger political and financial stumbling blocks.

However, a number of financial stumbling blocks meant that a finalised deal for the Adams Park side was delayed until Friday's announcement.

Many in the crowd said they were so awestruck by the sheer audacity of what Dubai had accomplished with the building, the Burj Khalifa, that they were convinced that this brassy sliver of outsized ambition in the Persian Gulf would continue to command envy and investment despite Dubai's spectacular and humbling financial stumble.

Shares of financial companies stumbled yesterday in the aftermath of the shake-up at Citigroup, sending the stock markets down and leaving investors on edge about further troubles in the credit market.

How could a financial sage stumble in one of the most impressive bull markets in history?

Shares of MBIA lost 88 cents, or 6.2%, to $13.41 Friday as financial stocks stumbled to close out a strong week.

Its strong performance in China has enabled it to begin making foreign acquisitions at a time when global financial giants are stumbling due to the panic set off by the unraveling of the U.S. mortgage market.

Financial reform, which had been stumbling along, suddenly got traction.

The shows are the Public's deepest involvement in Broadway in a decade, since stumbling with two financial failures there, a revival of "On the Town" (1998) and the new musical "The Wild Party" (2000).

Aside from stumbling after the financial crisis a decade ago, the numbers have been on a pretty steady march upwards, setting new records every year.

As the American financial system stumbles, however, Mr Obama is catching up.