vacillation

But these costs will be far lower than the price of vacillation.

He was about to take action after ages of vacillation.

Without that the struggle will fall into vacillation and talk.

His vacillation has not been all that bad a trait.

Such vacillation still further reduced the political influence of the Party.

Many nations have been subject to constant change and vacillation of government.

When at last he did all trace of the vacillation had disappeared.

His vacillation makes it impossible to gauge what he really means.

Some small part of her had been concerned that there would be confusion, vacillation.

Then vacillation set in, precisely because it was so unlikely.

You taste fear, he told himself, disgusted with his vacillation.

And then there are his policies, which seem to be undergoing a similar vacillation.

"Then let's have no more of this doubt and vacillation.

The senator had sensed my vacillation and now pressed me.

I don't believe we can afford that kind of vacillation.

If one thing is clear about the race so far it is the public's vacillation.

"But there is no vacillation in the principles of the policies here.

Such are the doubts and vacillations that the sector feels at the moment.

Whatever the vacillations of other people, I thought myself terrifically constant.

But let us plunge deeper into the vocabulary of vacillation.

The Indian Government's vacillation seems to have created additional problems.

But nervousness and vacillation over direct state intervention was more than just a problem of administration.

She decided not to mention the increasing vacillation of his emotions since Mary's death.

The world situation was too precarious for vacillation now.

Older members of the Capella team criticized her for such vacillation.