Dither in a sentence

Plotters dither in bid to oust PM: Anti-Brexit MPs will hold emergency talks on Monday to decide whether to.

The Greeks dither out of fear in deciding a winner, because they did not want to insult one and have him abandon the war effort.

I urge the Government to end the dither and delay and begin cross-party talks on social care now.

An audio signal of very low level (with respect to the bit depth of the ADC) sampled without dither sounds extremely distorted and unpleasant.

Note that dither can only increase the resolution of a sampler, it cannot improve the linearity, and thus accuracy does not necessarily improve.

Mr Gove, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, stressed the hung Parliament message, saying it would lead to more "dither, delay and deadlock".

Labour is urging the Government to stop “dither and delaying” and revive the Bill’s chances of being passed, accusing them of being on the side of the killers.

I shall spare you the dither of the next couple hundred centuries.

He arrived at the scene to find the entire workforce in a dither.

How much longer therefore can we dither and delay?

While democracies dither, China is silently undermining the roots of democracy throughout the world like a river systematically erodes the bank—until even the mightiest tree must fall.

During the hour-long debate Mr Johnson insisted he is determined to 'get Brexit done', and warned that all Labour had to offer was 'dither and delay, deadlock and division' by calling another referendum.

He claimed Mr Corbyn had a "mind-boggling" position on Brexit, and said: "One thing is clear: the Sturgeon-Corbyn alliance would consign this country to months, if not years, of dither, delay, discord, division.

Nor should it be an excuse to blindly accept the brave new world of rudderless and unprincipled diplomacy, which accepts a ruthless dictator as an “international statesman” and dither on serious national security issues.