Sentence examples for has limped along from inspiring English sources

Baltimore (10-6) has limped along since running back Jamal Lewis, who rushed for 1,364 yards last season, was lost for the season to a knee injury.

He was left with a minority government of 30 members of the 120-member Parliament, and he has limped along since then through Camp David's failure, Parliament's long summer recess and then the start of the current violence.

In December, the Trump Taj Mahal was about to close; Icahn, having squeezed the state and the union for concessions on taxes and benefits, found twenty million dollars to keep it open, and since then it has limped along, a zombie casbah.

While much of Cuba's infrastructure has crumbled and its economy has limped along, he has rebuilt and refurbished more than 300 landmark buildings in Old Havana, from fortresses built in the colonial days to famous nightspots and hotels of the city's swinging era just before the Cuban revolution.

Over the past decade, while the American economy has limped along, China has surged.

The United Nations is the one organization that has limped along badly over the years.

Citigroup's consumer operations have limped along without a clear focus.

So far, negotiations over a proposed United Nations force to shore up the shaky peace in Darfur have limped along with no sign of compromise.

The company wasn't in imminent danger of failing and could have limped along, but Mellin and Fuentes made the decision to pivot.

For the administration, the greatest hope centers on the peace talks in Abuja, Nigeria, which have limped along for almost two years.

But it also diverted attention from another trouble spot: the bank's domestic consumer businesses, which analysts say have limped along without a clear focus and are facing one of the most challenging environments in years.