Examples of using Faltered in English and their translations into Chinese
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As the company's stock price has faltered over the past year, it has doubled down on share repurchases.
I try to bring them hope and healing the way my friend Bertie did for me when my faith faltered.
Er--once a month," faltered the individual bookkeeper, wondering how many years they would give him.
Seeing that he was indeed greatly excited, he faltered, and could not tell what to say or think.
For some time past,' Ham faltered,'there's been a servant about here, at odd times.
But as talks over the composition of an interim body faltered, soldiers opened fire on the sit-in.
When I was last here,' I faltered,'Miss Dartle told me he was sailing here and there.
The recovery of banks in the Middle East and Africa faltered, while Asia-Pacific banks registered a significant two-year drop.
Verlander and Cole pitched the Astros to the World Series, where Cole continued to dominate while Verlander faltered.
The business faltered in late2015 and 2016 amid controversies over its price-hiking strategy and use of specialty pharmacies to distribute drugs.
After negotiations faltered, strikes spread across Poland and the government was forced to cave in.
When Stampsy faltered, Mazurenko moved into a tiny alcove in Kuyda's apartment to save money.
Delia," he faltered,"will you dance once with me?".
As the oil price sank and revenues dried up, the social welfare programs designed by Chavez faltered.
Even with every car full, the wheel never faltered, its bearings never groaned.
Amidst their good fortune, Portugal's independence faltered between 1580 and 1640 when the last two kings died without producing heirs.
Notably, as of recent months, FAANG stocks have faltered, with Facebook and Apple plunging over 20%.
Hopes raised by the start of direct talks on 2 September 2010 faltered rapidly.
The occasion proved too much for the singer, 69, who faltered after a few verses.
The latter increased from $1.7 billion in 2002 to $2.7 billion in 2005, as imports surged and exports faltered.