Sentence examples for continued indecision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maragos, who accused his opponents of "continued indecision" in defining their stances on tax issues, did not talk of compromise.

Europe's big creditor governments are pushing for private investors to bear part of the cost of a new bailout of Greece amid mounting anxiety in the financial markets that the continued indecision would exacerbate the eurozone crisis.

He continued: "The indecision about who will run for president makes the elite nervous.

The board wanted him to move on, he continued; his indecision was creating an organizational pileup, a potential disaster for a start-up of Twitter's magnitude.

The world can ill-afford continued complacency, indecision, or neglect regarding urbanization and urban health.

After struggling with the decision in private, the president's indecision continued to play out in his public comments.

The indecision continued: Keane told Byrne he was definitely going, secretly hoping he'd be invited to stay.

When the November presidential election continued on in indecision during the Florida election dispute, McCain stayed generally quiet in an atmosphere of extreme partisanship, though he did appear on CBS' Face the Nation to say, "I think the nation is growing a little weary of this.

If the ruling mullahs continue to sense indecision and disunity in the West, they will surely continue with their program.

As long as this indecision continues, stocks are likely to remain bouncing quite violently like a cork in a bath.

If the Hamlet-like indecision continues, the town will have ended up — pardon the mixing of metaphors and plays — burying Shakespeare, not praising him.