Sentence examples for indecisive nature from inspiring English sources

The indecisive nature of the Battle of Middle Creek placed both Garfield and Marshall in respective quandaries.

Many philosophers, as well as many people studying philosophy for the first time, have been struck by the seemingly indecisive nature of philosophical argumentation.

The McGreevey administration has often been accused by critics of lacking direction, reflecting the sometimes indecisive nature of the chief executive.

Given the indecisive nature of U.S. college students (half change their majors 2-3 times) and high unemployment rates for 16-24 year olds, it's no surprise that recent grads are looking for a solution.

He is by nature indecisive, says a source who knows him.

In the conclusion of study, It has been determined that students participated to this study are indecisive about environmentalist and nature-centered approaches.

But it is the indecisive, murky and short-sighted nature of those politics that keeps the country from fulfilling its potential.Some hope now for a sea change in Latvian politics and the end of the era in which tycoons' money played such a big role.

Students were also found to be indecisive about sensitivity related to environment, nature and environmental issues, in taking individual responsibility and changing their attitudes and behaviors.

Although these factors are suggested to influence the dependent variables in models (1) – (3), the expected sign of the estimated coefficients of these variables is indecisive, again due to the empirical nature of these effects.

But a year and a half into this presidency, the contemplative nature that was so appealing in a candidate can seem indecisive in a president.

Prior to the concert, White discussed his impulsive nature in an interview with the New York Post: "I've got friends who are very indecisive and they hem and haw for weeks.