Sentence examples for remained indecisive from inspiring English sources

But the battle remained indecisive, and a weeklong armistice was declared.

His sons-in-law appeared with their armies, but for a long time the battle remained indecisive.

Like the ground war in the South, the air campaign against the North continued to grow in scope and destructiveness but remained indecisive.

Specifically, the offstage drama involving Alex Rodriguez, who has remained indecisive about whether he would challenge any potential suspension handed down by Major League Baseball, as people close to him indicated Sunday, or accept whatever penalties M.L.B. imposes as part of an investigation into performance-enhancing drugs.

For two years Almoravid policy in Spain remained indecisive, but it appears that the siege of Aledo (1088) convinced Yūsuf ibn Tāshufīn of the urgent necessity of putting an end to the ṭāʾifas if he was going to rescue Spanish Islam.

The flank scattered, and Lafayette organized a retreat while the British remained indecisive.

David Buik of BGC Partners was the first City figure to comment: The longer the EU and the IMF vacillate and remain indecisive, the greater chance of some implosion!

Following the recent evidences of a systemic review and Meta-analysis on antipsychotics among adults with schizophrenia, it has shown that the benefits of atypical antipsychotics over typical antipsychotics remain indecisive because of discrepancy in assessing the result [ 12].

But more often than not, our children remain in the indecisive universe that is "not yet replied" or "awaiting reply" because they are waiting to see who from the cool crowd is going (or not) or, even worse, are waiting to see if some better prospect comes along.

The coalition remained in force to contest the 1997 elections, which were indecisive, and Bruton served as acting taoiseach until the Dáil convened in late June and elected a Fianna Fáil Progressive Democrats government.

Major's poll ratings remained strikingly low, however, partly because the large tax increases undertaken by his government in 1993 were unpopular and partly because Major himself was perceived as a colourless and indecisive leader.