Sentence examples similar to prolong indecision from inspiring English sources
"The filings also prolong the indecision that President Trump has displayed over the $7 billion subsidy program since taking office, even as he has vowed to tear apart most of the sprawling health-care law". OUCH: Sure, if you're a state it sounds great to provide a generous insurance plan to each and every one of your residents.
The decision to turn the debt ceiling into a confrontation is a big mistake for the Republicans and extending the indecision is likely to prolong the agony of uncertainty and have damaging economic consequences for the country.
In his memoirs, he explains that he did not want to turn his Turks on the city, although contemporaries such as Gregoras accused him of indecision and of needlessly prolonging the war.
The goal of war, Lewis contends, is to "defeat the enemy's will to fight". Only an aggressive, strategic military offensive can achieve victory in war and thereafter secure a sustainable peace, while defensiveness, indecision, and apologetic nation-building only prolong the carnage and end in precarious stalemates.
This is a recipe for collaboration fatigue, and if consumed in large doses for prolonged periods, this potent blend of abdication, confusion, and indecision will poison your team.
— Indecision (@indecision) November 16, 2012 I just got the Hostess news.
The indecision was fatal.
