Sentence examples for wavering among from inspiring English sources

If there was some wavering among the clubs I think that is diminishing and they are recognising its significance again".

The bank's wavering among different policies, while failing to overcome deflation, is coming back to haunt it, said Richard Jerram, economist for Japan at Macquarie Securities.

Despite some private wavering among his staff, Mr. Kostunica stuck to his principles, and refused to let Mr. Milosevic require a second-round runoff through vote stealing.

I experimented in adulthood I spent a good chunk of young adulthood wavering among being vegetarian, pescatarian, and full-out omnivore.

Enthusiasm for Obama -- still high among Democrats -- is wavering among the independents and Republicans who formed part of the coalition that got him first elected.

WASHINGTON ― With GOP support for a farm bill wavering among moderates and conservatives, Republican leaders are facing a dilemma that may force them into a deal this week to at least temporarily kill a discharge petition on immigration ― or not.

Their tiny forms waver among suggestions of furniture, tombstones and something more fleshy.

But confidence wavered among some who are not assured of F.D.I.C. protection, whether they were depositors in foreign branches or investors in bonds issued by the banks.

Should I be like Baloo and not worry about anything?" As she entered the final weeks of rehearsal, Ms. Zimmerman also seemed to waver among discipline, abandon and fretfulness.

We Quebecers were then still searching for an identity, unsure of our relationship to the Americas, embroiled in a literary and theatrical adventure in a French language that wavered among standardized forms, archaisms and original expressions invented to communicate our lives in our seasons.

But Jill Wynns, a school board member, said the inertia was tied to high turnover among school leaders and parents, and wavering support among some board members.