Sentence examples for stumbling efforts from inspiring English sources
No less radical is Mr. Bush's unilateralist foreign policy, his pre-emptive war doctrine and his stumbling efforts at nation-building in Iraq and Afghanistan.
C3 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A12-13 EditorialStumblinging efforts in East Timor; a broad ban on snowmobiles; the casino land shuffle; decline of the euro.
"At Last" takes place on the day of Patrick's mother's funeral, but flashes back to his harrowing childhood, his stints in rehab and his stumbling efforts to navigate marriage and fatherhood.
I am writing this in the grips of a profound headache, largely brought on by my stumbling efforts to get a grip on where we are with our economies.
Then one heard tales of the Kirov's stumbling efforts to stage the "Ring": productions by German directors of "Das Rheingold" and "Die Walküre" scrapped and exploratory discussions with still other stage directors.
"At Last" takes place on the day of Eleanor's funeral, but it features flashbacks of Patrick's life: his harrowing childhood, his time as a heroin addict (chronicled in far more detail in "Bad News"), his stints in rehab and suicide counseling, and his stumbling efforts to navigate marriage and fatherhood as he lurches into middle age.
Across Colombia, government officials and peace organizations celebrated the release as rare good news in stumbling peace efforts that have left millions of Colombians disenchanted.
It's amazing that the stumbling amorous efforts of a few old men do not keep her from marrying one of them.
But the deeper lessons lie in how the government is stumbling in its efforts to protect its secrets in the Internet age.
While endorsing "regime change" and democracy in Iraq, the Bush administration is stumbling in its efforts to forge a cohesive opposition to Saddam Hussein.
The relationship with Chile remains, as one can imagine, somewhat strained by Bolivia's designs on its one-time territory, a stumbling block in efforts to create stronger regional economic ties.
