Sentence examples for has wavered between from inspiring English sources

Britain has wavered between Europe and America.

The government has wavered between sending them back and letting them stay.

But the company has wavered between providing information to the public and strictly limiting it.

Since the uprising erupted in mid-March, the government has wavered between harsh crackdown and tentative reform.

From movies to fashion, the stereotype of the Italian woman has wavered between a Madonna and a whore.

The Northern League has maintained its hardline opposition to the government, while Berlusconi has wavered between modest opposition and collaboration with Renzi.

They have wavered between shouting and pleading.

His tenures have wavered between successful and tumultuous, or a little of both.

Under the coalition government policies have wavered between all children, poor children, and dysfunctional families.

Chris LeBerge of Manchester, an independent voter, small-business owner and self-described moderate, said he had wavered between Mr. Huntsman and Mr. Romney, ultimately choosing Mr. Romney.

Yet, Myanmar's neighbors in Southeast Asia, which have wavered between acceptance and criticism of the ruling junta, also welcomed the election.