Sentence examples for causes indecision from inspiring English sources
Faced with a disease that already causes indecision and anxiety, they are now confronted with incomplete data, differing opinions from different doctors and a choice that can seem almost impossible: Should they give up a taxing treatment when all the answers are not in and they have what may be a fatal disease?
Movement off the surface caused indecision in the Lancashire batsmen: acting captain Paul Horton was leg before to a full delivery from Luke Fletcher, Luis Reece flirted with one from Harry Gurney and Andrea Agathangelou was castled by a ball that jagged back off the seam.
As the thoughts and plans for summer swirl in my head and bump into each other causing indecision and confusion, I make myself another promise: focus on today.
Two entrances to the Beck cause anxious indecision, particularly since the main one is concealed in deep shadow beneath an overhang and separated from the street by a driveway.
Decades of festering indecision caused rotting garbage to pile up in the streets of Naples.
Most plays begin with a fake (or real) handoff to Willis McGahee and the threat of a Tebow keeper; passing plays are designed to exploit the defensive indecision caused by the run action.
Urruticoechea's indecision caused panic among his defenders and provided impetus to the home players.
Frankly it also reminds me of the nuclear disaster in Japan during/after the tsunami, when human error and indecision caused more damage than the failure of technology.
In others, knowing the results may only cause unnecessary stress, indecision, less effective mother-baby bonding, and even prenatal depression.
The greatest opportunity in the financial modeling can be the generation of reports that minimize indecision that causes delays at the start of projects.
