Sentence examples for Some indecisiveness from inspiring English sources

There has been some indecisiveness in making substitutions, partly because players have been inconsistent.

He shows some indecisiveness at times, though, which he admits to.

Whatever character trait was expressed in Miliband's management of the party – some say ruthlessness, some indecisiveness, others generosity – the result was that he entered 2014, the last full year before the election, with the party held together in expedient unity.

West Ham's young defence had started well but the leveller seemed to knock their confidence and Budescu was on hand to capitalise on some indecisiveness at a cross as he finished coolly to put the home team in charge at the interval.

Sure it's the result of some general indecisiveness, but according to a new study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, our eating habits are influenced by our need to fit in.

10percentt of Swedes (the least indecisive) expressed indecisiveness while Spanish respondents expressed the most indecisiveness at 25percentt of all respondents.

The increased indecisiveness reflects some confusion about the status of the opposition following the recent merger of two minority parties.

I've also seen an element of perfectionism and indecisiveness in some of my patients.

What must happen for the French to succeed is for the forward pack to stand up as it did against England in the quarterfinal and for the back three to lose some of the inhibitions and indecisiveness that have stunted their attack.

Some SCLC members grew frustrated with his indecisiveness.

Some diplomats and government officials contend that his indecisiveness and his policy of appeasing powerful warlords to keep the peace have kept many abusers in power.