Sentence examples for further wavering from inspiring English sources

And, frankly, I didn't have the words to share my son's unhappiness which, ultimately, made any further wavering in my decision seem unnecessarily cruel.

"Any further wavering could lead to a much more critical situation," said Xavier Vives, an economics and finance professor at the IESE business school of the University of Navarra.

No weapons or explosives were found during the raids, and the failure to capture Abdeslam will further undermine wavering confidence in the competence of Belgium's counter-terrorism agencies.

It did look prettier further in, the wavering green and black lines of the trees matching their sturdy frames above, so I trod water for a bit, absorbing it all.

That darkness is suddenly interrupted by a burst of wavering light further down the street.

But with analysts predicting a new offensive by Taliban insurgents when the snow melts this spring, the already wavering home front may be further tested.

His crucial intervention was to provide wavering voters a guarantee that further devolution would be delivered on a clear timetable, with a broad plan finalised by the end of November and a final agreement reached in January 2015.

It is a message of vindication designed to further rouse IS's troops and persuade wavering jihadist competitors to defect to it.

It is a message of vindication, designed to further rouse IS's troops and persuade wavering jihadi competitors to defect to it.

Wavering support could tempt Mr Putin into further expansionism, in Ukraine or elsewhere.

Japan has about 2.5 million farm households, however, and if Abe senses that the U.S. is wavering, he may also be unwilling to expend further political capital to bring it to a vote in parliament first, Japanese analysts say.