Sentence examples for stalled for long from inspiring English sources

Even if those outlets don't exist here, the comedian's career is unlikely to be stalled for long.

There is confidence that a possible transfer embargo could be stalled for long enough to make this a summer like any other, though that could fail, which would make any sales unlikely.

However, progress has been painfully slow — stalling for long periods or sometimes reversing direction [ 2] — and, consequently, not nearly enough progress has been made.

Her search for belonging was stalled for so long in part because she was facing the wrong direction.

JAPAN'S economy has been stalled for so long that its politicians have developed a certain immunity to gloomy news.

And if Salmond failed to agree the deal or stalled for too long, Cameron was prepared for "the nuclear option" of staging a Westminster-run referendum.

Instead, it is alleged, McCammon was "stalled for as long as possible" and eventually he was offered money to terminate his contract.

Nuclear power has been stalled for so long in the United States that it is surprising to see it back in the spotlight.

He explained that the puncturing of the housing bubble, then apparent, would lead to a crisis much deeper than anyone understood: it would fracture American confidence in capitalism; the economy would stay stalled for a long time; and there would be global chaos.

Groups that applied for permits to hold legal marches during the convention were stalled for so long - sometimes more than a year - that the Democrat-dominated city council held hearings to investigate whether the mayor and the police department were deliberately stifling free speech.

"With this new law, builders and investors can begin construction in real estate projects that have been stalled for too long, and get our hard hats back to work," said Mr. Bush, who was flanked on the East Room stage by a group of construction workers in T-shirts and blue jeans.