Sentence examples for more stumbling from inspiring English sources

At the same time, government surveillance programs that sift vast tracts of the Internet just because they can are going to hit more stumbling blocks if end-to-end email encryption becomes mainstream.

You can also expect more stumbling over the Jeremy Lin phenomenon, with the latest coming from a most unlikely source: Ben & Jerry's, which finds itself apologizing for using fortune cookies in its Taste the Lin-Sanity flavor.

In the bottom of the second segment--after a fairly strong performance outlining his position on Iran, then stumbling through Iraq, and, more stumbling when asked to explain his flip-flop on abortion--Russert finally got around to Fred Thompson's drug dealing, high-flying financier.

Stoker, though, is an altogether less confident, more stumbling enterprise.

The 80 percent touched on everything from his relationship with June Carter and his children to the exact nature of his artistry — the way he was on one hand a far more heroic artist during parts of his life and a more stumbling and ill-focused artist during other times.

Relatively late in the day, Faith No More stumbled into the zeitgeist.

One more stumble, and Mr. Icahn's views will become clearer — and probably won't involve much nuance.

As it learns the ways of modern democratic politics, Mexico is sure to have more stumbles like this week's.

Experts in both parties agree that during the campaign, the Gore camp made more stumbles and poor decisions than the Bush team.

And there was something lacking in Mr. Cotton's two-part "Cockaigne," which pairs a solo by the burlesque artist Ruby Valentine with brief ballet by Charles Askegard that featured more stumbles than sparkle.

Inevitably, as we push the boundaries of AI, there will be more mistakes and more stumbles.