Sentence examples for that has faltered from inspiring English sources

At stake is the fate of Blockbuster, the onetime king of movie rentals that has faltered in the face of online rivals like Netflix and Redbox.

He has sound marketing know-how and will take charge of the whole presentation and promotion of programming to viewers, something that has faltered in recent years.

But, faced with the challenges of rebuilding, it is not only the government of René Préval, elected in 2006 and once popular with the poor, that has faltered.

While agreeing to pay the fines, Toyota did not admit committing any violations, but they are another blow to a company that has faltered this year after appearing invincible for decades.

He also declared his intention to pursue full-member status at the United Nations as an alternative path to statehood, an effort begun last year that has faltered because of Israeli and American objections.

Seattle remains the NFC's favourite to make the Super Bowl, but an upset from a Saints team that has faltered on few occasions this season, is not something to completely rule out.

"It's a country that has faltering governance [and] that's beset by extremist elements, and so the risk there that the nuclear arsenal falls in the wrong hands, that there's a coup by an extremist group, or that they just use them, is, I think, a grave concern".

Make it "a legislative proposal that had faltered".

None of the big Wall Street firms that have faltered in the past two decades Dillon Read, Drexel Burnham Lambert, E.F.

[C2.] Major Stock Gauges Rise Sharply Stocks rose sharply as investors bought beaten-down shares of companies that had faltered.

What has also been surprising about these deals is the identity of the sellers able to command such premium prices; technology pioneers that have faltered in recent years.