Sentence examples for by indecisiveness from inspiring English sources

For chronic pain patients, recovery may be slowed by indecisiveness over optional surgery.

Tebow has been under a lot of pressure, which is only exacerbated by his indecisiveness and his tendency to hold the ball too long.

His emotional life was deeply complicated and overlapping, and made worse for all concerned by his indecisiveness, self-indulgence and economy with the truth.

Aggressive in treating injured players, Minaya and the Mets seemed at times confined by their indecisiveness in refusing to immediately place players like Jose Reyes or Gary Sheffield on the disabled list.

Mark Urban presents this tough but meticulously fair survey of Britain's efforts, correctly acknowledging the bravery and resourcefulness of the soldiers while suggesting that, for far from the first time in the history of warfare, those on the frontline have been let down by the indecisiveness of their political leaders, and the indifference of their home public.

At the same time the book reinforces the view of many reporters and former administration insiders, who have hailed Mr. Clinton as a brilliant retail politician and masterly policy wonk while contending that his presidency was hobbled at times by his indecisiveness, lack of focus and tendency to lurch from crisis to crisis.

Mr. de la Rúa may have been an advocate of free markets undone by his own indecisiveness, and Mr. Chávez was a left-wing populist doomed by habitual recklessness.

It seems clear, however, that he did propose marriage to her cousin Josephine, whose elderly husband, the Graf von Deym, died in 1804; and the understanding appears to have continued for about three years, until it was brought to an end partly by Beethoven's own indecisiveness and partly by pressure from Josephine's family.

He was self-absorbed but self-critical and, underneath the professional competence, tormented by his own indecisiveness and weakness.

With just nine games to go until the World Cup kicks off, current coach Stuart Lancaster appears afflicted by the same indecisiveness.

Kirkus: "A novel undone by Lee's indecisiveness over how much slack to cut his protagonist, the obnoxious Joshua".