falter造句

He is not likely to falter on such an occasion.

There will be times when you falter, almost invariably.

But without it global growth will eventually falter.

America's advantages due to these firms could falter if their ability to innovate stalls.

The recoveries in Hungary and Romania may falter and the Polish economy could overheat.

Eventually, however, the quality of their work begins to falter in a predictable but vicious circle.

During an El nino, the trade winds falter, and sometimes even reverse, for months.

Yet Greece’s public-finance problems were brewing long before the rich world’s banks started to falter.

There is a danger that countries will turn inward and as a result international cooperation could falter.

"In the near term, unemployment will rise, business activity will falter and headlines will continue to be scary," Buffett wrote.

If the authorities have to slam on the brakes, the property market will falter, jeopardising loans to developers and builders.

That is true even in Germany, as its export markets falter and domestic demand fails to take up the slack.

These tax changes could be staged over several years to allow some relaxation of the fiscal squeeze, should the economy falter.

I have no misgiving about, or lack of confidence in, the cause in which I am engaged, and my courage does not halt or falter.

Traders will also be closely watching a report Wednesday about sales of new homes to see if it confirms Tuesday's data that the housing market continues to falter.

The only way to reduce the risk that this effort will again falter because of politics is if members of both parties are willing to take responsibility for solving this problem once and for all.