floundering造句

I seem to be floundering in a sea of metaphor.

Straightforward bankruptcy is usually the most efficient way to allow floundering firms to restructure or fail.

the beetle went floundering into the aisle and lit on its back,

Like Plato, he saw the public as a great beast or a bewildered herd, floundering in the 'chaos of local opinions'.

The hitch with this reasoning is that with Doha floundering and preferential deals proliferating, regionalism now has the upper hand; the two are no longer marching in tandem.

Let us hope the west does not cling to the past, stubbornly proclaiming its superiority while floundering in the crisis it has unleashed.

Confusing ends and means is dangerous because by focusing on the tactic, we risk floundering among the terrorist trees, while missing the growth of the extremist forest, "he noted."