Sentence examples for stumble because of from inspiring English sources

The credit card business, meantime, is starting to stumble because of the slack economy.

Companies that don't plan for how individual employees and the organization as a whole will adapt to working in a global marketplace will sooner or later stumble because of unnoticed potholes.

The Fed indicated that it was watching closely to see if the broader economy would further stumble because of Wall Street's illness, which could happen if businesses and home buyers were unable to obtain credit.

At least four major issues still need to be resolved: how much money is needed to protect Italy now from speculative attack; whether banks will stumble because of the crisis; the isolation of Britain, which does not belong to the euro zone; and not least, whether the Brussels cure, prescribed by Germany, fits the disease.

As a former executive with more than 25 years at the Dow Chemical Co., Wagener has seen many scientists leave the ivory towers and stumble because of what he considers to be cultural issues.

I hope that the revolution will not stumble because of any of these things," he said.

I learned to be more empathetic with others who stumbled, because so many of my choices, made in the wake of deep pain and despair, often resulted in stumbling as well.

But it has often stumbled because of poor marketing.

Yes, they stumbled because of serious problems and serious mistakes.

Newly vigorous community groups have complained of projects stumbling because of bureaucracy.

The legislation that mandated the national strategy has already stumbled because of underfunding.