Sentence examples for when it faltered from inspiring English sources

When it faltered, Aaron Block, the original chef, came to the rescue and helped rejuvenate the site.

The fight for the ERA had had the effect of keeping the women's movement together, and when it faltered, splits developed.

When I initially read reports of the Leusden, without any geographical reference, words like "sandbank," "estuary," and "mouth" of the river seemed an indication that the ship was not extremely far away from land when it faltered.

But when it falters, Life for Rent seems too wan to hold your attention.

Given spending by households makes up more than half of all activity in Australia, when it falters, the economy falters.

The financial industry is protected because governments and central banks will act to rescue it when it falters, in a way they would not do for chemicals, say.

And when it falters, it won't have the kick in the pants that the prospect of pressure from shareholders can provide.

Asia's modern "miracle"—economies plugged into globalised networks of supply and demand is essentially a littoral story too, even when it falters, as now.

At an NICHD-sponsored workshop last week, some 70 researchers laid out their ideas for what NICHD calls the Human Placenta Project, including ways to better monitor the placenta during a pregnancy, and drugs to bolster it when it falters.

France's considerable soft power in the world demands that we care when it falters, whether we live there or not.

Ms. Sengupta wrote: "He [i.e. Mr. Guterres] would preside over the United Nations at a time when it has faltered in carrying out its chief mandate -- to stop the scourge of war -- and confronts an ever-widening rift between Russia and the West".