Sentence examples for stumbling issues from inspiring English sources

It will deepen the ills and the problems and the old stumbling issues".

The talks, held at Mr. Clinton's and Mr. Bloomberg's foundation offices in Manhattan, repeatedly broke off, stumbling over issues of control and organizational structure, those briefed on the discussions said.

Other technology and communications companies have repeatedly stumbled on issues of free speech and privacy.

The talks stumbled over issues like North Korea's call for an apology for Japan's 1910-45 rule of the Korean peninsula, and the issue of Japanese who Tokyo believes were abducted by Pyongyang.

Because of this design, subsequent discussions often stumbled over issues of causality.

They were stumbling over two issues, how to share power and whether Mr. Barak will agree to renounce the peace proposals made in July at Camp David.

But the government ended up stumbling into the issue on Friday.

Still, the jeers have helped draw attention to a question that has hung over Mr. Lazio: Why has he not yet disclosed his tax returns, particularly given the long history of politicians in New York stumbling over this issue?

Had we attempted to have both cameras working in the end, stumbling across this issue later in the game would have undoubtedly forced us to cut the feature or delay our deadline.

The first and only Kentucky Senate debate with Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes Monday night was no different, with McConnell stumbling over the issue once again by reducing Kynect to a mere website and arguing that Kentucky could keep the exchange and its Medicaid expansion -- if the state was willing to pay for it.

Stumbling Along Besides seeking issues that resonate and distancing themselves from unpopular stances, politicians must avoid mistakes — or "stumbles," as they are now officially known.