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Jones agreed with Kellerman that Kovalev might falter in a long fight.

My cunning plan might falter if enough people fail, despite clutching their certificate of certain ability.

For a day, at least, fears that the nation's fragile economic recovery might falter were cast aside.

The central idea of the Unreasonable Institute is that profit-making businesses can sometimes succeed where their nonprofit counterparts might falter.

Another factor helping Verizon was the feeling that the wireless industry was a stable business, making any risks that the company might falter negligible.

It is true that Greece will have to sustain tough economic adjustments for many years, and that the national will might falter.

He might see no end to his war against ignorance and sin; and he might falter in assurance of the love of God for suffering humanity.

Yet just when it appeared that the festival itself might falter and die a few years ago, something happened: Haitians began arriving in New York.

Before election day, Gantz had hoped the prime minister might falter under the weight of the three separate corruption cases, allegations Netanyahu dismisses as a "witch-hunt".

And I cherished the thought that grand historical and political narratives might falter, just slightly, in the face of skillful interactions with things that are not us.