Sentence examples for long-term stumbling from inspiring English sources

But the recognition question remains a long-term stumbling block, as the move is seen by many as an effort to further destabilise the Caucasus.

When Long-Term Capital was stumbling in 1998, some Wall Street rivals sold the securities they thought Long-Term owned, trying to force Long-Term to sell its positions quickly and at a loss.

Greenberg said he thought Alfonzo's desire for a long-term contract remained the stumbling block.

But there were signs that British companies were wary about making long-term investments, and potential Brexit stumbling blocks would remain, he said.

"But if the alternative is we keep stumbling toward long-term fiscal decline, I think it's necessary". Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y ., however, saiD-N.Y .ebt limit is "totally useless" and howeverome more of a threat than a help to the nation'saidonomic well-being.

While I believe these ADRs have good long-term potential, they may be hit hardest if China stumbles.

But even if the Alliance stumbles on, its long-term prospects are poor.

Analysts Thursday morning began debating whether Facebook's tumble signaled the likelihood of long-term stagnation or merely was a stumble — and hence an opportunity to buy a fundamentally strong stock before it continues rising again.

"One of the stumbling blocks they face is that they have long-term contracts with mowers," said Russell, "and these are old school relationships.

Despite last week's stumble, both Nielsen and Schafer remain bullish on this company's long-term prospects.

Some economies will inevitably stumble over the coming years, but, thanks to sounder policies, most can look forward to rapid long-term growth (see article).