Sentence examples for first to falter from inspiring English sources

The topmost levels of mentality are, without much question, the first to falter.

Currency traders, Mr. Laidi said, are betting that because the United States was the first to falter, it will be the first to recover.

Cueto was the first to falter in the bottom of the sixth, but it was Sabathia's losing the strike zone in the seventh that cost the Yankees in a 5-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.

However, these will likely be the first to falter if markets turn, projects flounder and investors start to lose money.

The region is a hub of recreational vehicle manufacturing, one of the first industries to falter in the recession.

The King's Speech is not the first play to falter at the West End box office.

Tennessee was not the first team to falter when victory would have assured it a chance to play for the championship.

"Since June, when China's stock market first started to falter, sentiment surrounding China and its prospects for growth have deteriorated markedly.

The American light welterweight Ricardo Williams Jr. didn't want to become the first United States boxer to falter and lose his first-round fight.

Furniture tends to be the first retail category to falter when the economy sours and the last to recover as cost-conscious consumers opt to buy a new comforter to spruce up their bedroom rather than a new bed.

Iowa State, not wanting to become just the fourth No. 2-seeded team to falter in the first round, frowned.