Sentence examples for may be stalled from inspiring English sources
Without adjustments, the push for higher standards may be stalled or even reversed.
STOCKS may be stalled right now, but at least they have recovered nicely from the sell-off after Sept. 11.
But the onset of a global recession has sparked fears that "progress may be stalled", the Global Campaign for Education's (GCE) study - Education on the Brink - argues.
To continue the car metaphor, we may be stalled out and spinning our wheels on the encryption debate, but every way forward that we can see, Ozzie's included, has perilous pitfalls.
Work on the general election at the Democratic National Committee may be stalled as the party sorts out its delegate mess, but the Republican National Committee is pressing forward.
Over all, his conservative team came in first, but it was the center, led by the political novice Yair Lapid, 49, that emerged newly invigorated, suggesting that at the very least Israel's rightward tilt may be stalled.
Department of Health raises concerns that these efforts may be stalling.
But there has been some speculation that the company's momentum may be stalling.
The D.N.S. itself is part of a network, and heavy Internet traffic may be stalling communication.
The growth in manufacturing since the bottom of the cycle may be stalling, but it has not reversed.
Olli Heinonen, who works on nuclear nonproliferation issues at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, said Iran may be stalling out of a sense of overconfidence.
