Sentence examples for it has stumbled from inspiring English sources

Like many of its peers it has stumbled under the weight of unproductive labs, drug safety scandals and expiring patents.

Now, it has stumbled badly largely because its greatest strength — the Toyota Way of "accumulation of small improvements," or "kaizen" philosophy — has turned out to be a weakness in the age of complex electronic engines.

But it has stumbled badly of late.

HTC says a redesign will deal with the objection.Patent wars may not have halted it, but it has stumbled nonetheless.

But it has stumbled on occasion, notably with a failed hostile bid for the London Stock Exchange.

But it has stumbled, losing $209m in 2012, though it made a profit of $4m in the first quarter of 2013.

However, it's not clear how successful the Florida-based company has been in its mission to Uber-ize private air travel, with reports that it had stumbled just a year later.

Carrefour helped to pioneer the giant stores known as hypermarkets, but it had stumbled amid a badly coordinated international expansion.

Mr. Reamer said that Yahoo had been seen as a bellwether and that if it had stumbled today, many smaller Internet companies might have toppled in its wake.

Die-hard fans continued to praise the device, but to no avail: in September 2011, Sony shipped the last MiniDisc Walkman – 19 years after it had stumbled on to the marketplace.

America went to war for a second time in Iraq in 2003 thinking that the fight was a big armoured assault, only to discover that it had stumbled into a seemingly endless insurgency like the one already under way in Afghanistan.