Dithering in a sentence

Threats of boycott cause dithering in the electorate and dithering in the leadership.

This Floyd-Steinberg dithering engine takes into account the gamma characteristics of the monitor and uses 768 KiB of dithering tables to avoid time expensive calculations.

Labour, while supportive of the ban, criticised the Prime Minister for “dithering” over bringing in restrictions on their ownership.

Mr Barwell said the British government was “not doing enough” to help UK nationals in Israel and has “been dithering so I think it’s creating a situation which is putting us more at risk”.

Of course, in the dithering prior to lighting it up, enough vinyl chloride leached into streams feeding the big river to kill countless fish.

Shadow environment secretary Jim McMahon claimed the shortages are “the result of the government’s indifference and dithering” on food security.

The column arrived too late to save Gordon and his retinue and the anti-imperialist Gladstone was blamed for dithering.

David Lammy is urged to stop dithering and allow Ukraine to strike Russia with UK-supplied Storm Shadow.

Further, the Navy’s dithering with federal, state and local officials must end over safety issues, with an agreement on regular testing, and a conclusive plan to mitigate damage and ensure Oahu’s continuing water safety.

I realised I hadn't spoken to a doctor in years about whether I should continue with the prescription, but I'm dithering over whether to make the appointment.

I spend a lot of time, often way too much, dithering about what to read next.

Sir was accused of dithering over whether Diane Abbott could stand as a Labour candidate and gave an unimpressive performance in the first TV debate.

The process of dithering combines multiple, slightly offset pictures to generate a higher resolution view.

Weeks of dithering ensued but by the time he announced that there would be no early election the Tories were ahead in the polls and stayed there right up until the election that came some three years later.

We observed that developing countries felt frustrated at the dithering of developed nations over who should pay and how much.

Abe and his cronies have been dithering and deliberately trying to cone up with something uniquely Japanese to control the virus.

Absent the sudden excavation of a backbone, the most likely outcome is more dithering.

After three years of parliamentary dithering, British voters now understand that the Government actually responds to popular instruction.

A new Government service looks set to end the dithering and get Britain cracking on.

Given a combination of government dithering, religious fundamentalism, a substandard health system and a country spread over 17,000 islands, Indonesia is rapidly developing Southeast Asia’s worst coronavirus crisis.