Sentence examples for may be stumbling from inspiring English sources

Other TV chefs may be stumbling right now.

Democrats may be stumbling right now, but at least they are trying.

Yet this is the Armageddon toward which they may be stumbling.

Russia's economy may be stumbling as oil prices fall, but in a week of extraordinary military and diplomatic turmoil over the war in Syria, President Vladimir Putin has proved that his global influence and ambitions have only been sharpened by financial troubles.

"I think that we may be stumbling into an enormous strategic trap because if we have learned over the last decade that very highly capable Nato forces, US forces, actually can't suppress Islamic extremist groups, why on earth do we think slightly strengthening UN missions is going to give us a tool that allows us to fight terrorists?" he said.

"The dipole may be stumbling, but it's far from a collapse".

Remove items that may be stumbled over, like shoes or toys.

"The two sides may thus be stumbling blindly into severe crisis instability and growing competition by China with respect to strategic forces," Lewis argues.

At one point the lawyers apologized to the jury, saying that they "may appear to be stumbling around in the dark".

Mr. Maples's court-appointed trial lawyers were novices at presenting evidence about the appropriate penalty, conceding to the jury that they "may appear to be stumbling around in the dark".

His fitness, age and confidence may prove to be stumbling blocks for a genuine title challenge but his motivation to beat his younger rivals and the racecraft he still manages to pull out when the lights go green ensure that there will be plenty of magic moments from the 34-year-old Italian this year.