Sentence examples for stalled through from inspiring English sources

A planned memorial was never built, the proposal having sputtered and stalled through multiple decades, administrations and fiscal crises.

She added that she feared it would remain stalled through the end of the session in June because, in the current economic downturn, lawmakers have other priorities.

Contrary to persistent, uninformed reports, US sales of electric cars have not stalled: through April, Leaf sales were up by 33% compared to 2013.

"This is a project that has started and stalled through three previous city administrations, and now it is getting built," the mayor said.

The 25-year-old Canadian, who has a huge serve, has long been regarded as the best of the next generation of players but his progress stalled through 2015 because of a foot injury.

For a while the flanker's role looked destined for Matt Kvesic of Gloucester but he stalled through injury and playing in a poor club pack – something unlikely ever to hamper Australia's Michael Hooper and David Pocock, or any New Zealander.

Despite a few hitches, the Cleveland Museum's expansion proceeded without stalling through the depths of the recession, a feat some other large institutions did not manage as their investments shrank.

Now they think they can stall through next month's presidential election, hoping that the arrival of a new president will mean an end to sanctions and diplomatic isolation.

I've dutifully sat through most of The Wire, but have been stalled halfway through the fifth season for about six months (and, with every day, I have less and less intention of ever finishing).

Ms. Lisitsa, 43, resurrected a completely stalled career through YouTube.

Granted, some of the books seem written primarily for money, or in hope of reviving stalled careers through cross promotions.