Sentence examples for should dither from inspiring English sources
Withdrawing from the convention would do incredible damage to the UK's standing in the world and it is shocking that the government should dither over this issue.
Should Manning dither further when presented with such challenges, the Giants could lose again to their N.F.C.
Writing in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, former foreign minister Joschka Fischer said Germany should stop dithering and pay up – or risk dire consequences.
Commentary by the Guardian's head of business, Dan Roberts, that politicians should stop dithering on the fate of the Royal Mail provoked a passionate reaction from BrigadierBarking, who thought the solution was obvious: "In a civilised, wealthy, first-world country we provide some services through taxation precisely because we are a civilised nation!
It should stop dithering and enact one.
"If he is serious about this, he should stop dithering, appoint his negotiators and get on with it.
Baldwin and Schatz agree with most members of Congress and the administration that the Islamic State threatens U.S. interests, but argue that Obama should stop dithering.
There is only one course of action for David Cameron: he should end the dither and delay and kick this man out of the party.
Our study suggests that the practitioners using extremum seeking control should consider the dither shape as an important design parameter.
Caught between Old World and New, obedience and independence, Sasha dithers: Should he follow the dictates of his father or his heart?
After some dithering — should I start with small talk or get right down to the business of the whipping and the watch?
