Sentence examples for stumbling which from inspiring English sources

By setting a kitchen timer nearby, you'll help to limit your time spent stumbling, which will therefore decrease the chance you'll become addicted to it (if you stick to this timer precisely).

By setting a kitchen timer, you'll help to limit your time spent stumbling, which will decrease the chance you'll become addicted to it (if you stick to this timer precisely).

With Japan also expected to post a negative figure for second-quarter growth when it reports on Wednesday, and the economy already weak in the United States, the three major world economies are all stumbling, which cannot be good news for the emerging (and growing) economies like China and India.

It cannot be long before consumer spending stumbles, which in turn would hurt companies' profits and investment.

But, as they tried to draw their hypothetical border, the students stumbled: Which side would Dnepropetrovsk be on?

That strategy also stumbled, which, along with a weak economy, led to Chrysler's bankruptcy filing on April 30.

This is the injustice on which the Justice Department has stumbled, which helps to explain the city's racial tensions — and which merits urgent correction.

Sales have since stumbled, which has been attributed to rising fuel costs and interest rates, limited marketing of the car in rural India and questions about the Nano's quality after widely reported engine fires.

But productions of the script still stumbled, which may confirm the suspicion (common in Hollywood) that for a project to change titles is often a sign of creative confusion or trouble.

His ethics stumbles (which included not paying taxes on a Caribbean villa, and taking a number of sun-filled trips which were paid for by corporations), were many and well known, yet went unpunished by Congress until last month, when he was admonished by the House Ethics Committee for violating gift rules.

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