There has been a vacillating policy for a great number of years.
Among soldiers and sailors and people generally there is an impression that vacillating political policies have been our undoing in the past.
But what of the harvest that the country is reaping from this limp and vacillating policy?
They have pleaded and pleaded, while others have marked time, vacillated and discouraged.
Grant vacillated about patronage recommendations, first submitting a name, then withdrawing it, then promising to make a change only to break his word after visits from the other camp.
She thus notes that children may sometimes have constructions that are somewhat incompatible with one another, so that they will vacillate between competing ways of saying the same thing.
Françoise often vacillated between periods of immense suffering and periods of relative calm, in which she felt she had recovered fully.
Furthermore, they may apply to some of the same sets of verbs and arguments, so that the child will vacillate between competing ways of saying the same thing.
