Sentence examples for stumbling because of from inspiring English sources

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

But a signature anti-poverty program of the Bloomberg administration is stumbling because of lax oversight, according to an audit by the city comptroller, John C. Liu.

Meanwhile, again demonstrating the difficulties of making predictions, the biggest alternative-fuel effort today, corn-based ethanol, is stumbling because of the Midwestern drought and the stunted corn crop.

Their on-base percentage is down significantly, to.326 this season -- they are drawing about 50percentt fewer walks in 2001 -- and they are stumbling because of one problem or another, making mistakes.

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.

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

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

Commercial opportunities might follow: Britain could import waste gas from northern Europe, where pilot CCS projects have stumbled because of opposition to onshore stores.

The talks have stumbled because of disagreement between American and North Korean officials over how to verify the North's nuclear declaration and its nuclear dismantlement.