Sentence examples for to have faltered from inspiring English sources

Big Ed's is not the only club to have faltered online.

And it's in the practice of these exquisite arts that Mrs. Clinton is widely believed to have faltered.

(No doubt Didion, who seems never to have faltered in the command of her own image-making, recognizes it, too).

Talks between Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and the out-of-state Democratic senators appear to have faltered.

As they came down to the final furlong that looked to have faltered as Piggott was six lengths behind.

It drove down calling costs but appears to have faltered with the recent departure of Bruno Duthoit, the French chief executive.

Efforts to reach out to the Taliban have faltered badly in the past.

Meanwhile, efforts to connect PCs to television sets have faltered.

But its efforts to do so have faltered.

Still, some of the efforts to reshape government have faltered or faded away.

This lack of consensus on whether the workweek is too long or too short is one reason most state efforts to cap overtime have faltered.