Sentence examples for lack of decisive from inspiring English sources
The parental leader needs to cut the apron strings, but the democratic leader has to learn to make decisions, because progress is often brought to a halt by a lack of decisive ability.
Vavi condemned a lack of decisive leadership.
He was clearly annoyed at political leaders for their lack of decisive action.
She has faced criticism over a botched public-transport scheme in the capital, Santiago, and a lack of decisive leadership.
Such bitingly humorous touches risk coming across as a bit of a queasy surprise, if the designer is covering for a lack of decisive strokes.
The lack of decisive action after the corruption scandals, he said, "has severely damaged football in general, from the top to the grass-roots level".
The lack of a decisive result was, the immediate consensus held, "bad for chess". But a day later Hess, for one, was more reflective.
Ms. Johnson Sirleaf had been criticized domestically for the lack of a decisive response to the outbreak, which crossed the border from Guinea into northern Liberia in March.
For the EU's visibly frustrated chief negotiator, there was a lack of "any decisive progress on any of the principal subjects" – although there had been "fruitful" discussions about the Irish border – and Britain was lost in "nostalgia".
It is weighed down by an array of concerns: the collapse of property prices, the tech slump, low consumer confidence and the lack of a decisive U.S. recovery to spur Asia's exports.
The Hong Kong stock market, already trading near four-year lows, is weighted down by an array of financial concerns: the bursting of a property bubble, the tech slump, low consumer confidence and lack of a decisive U.S. recovery that would spur Asia's exports.
