Does she look hesitant, act stuck or try to use a staircase approach to get down from the height by jumping onto objects in descending order.
Mr. Obama himself, who has often spoken of elevating the political debate, still acts a little hesitant in his accusations: in Nevada last week, he would only say that a variety of McCain ads were "patently wrong".
Police unions have worried that officers would become fearful of litigation and, therefore, more hesitant to act on the street, endangering the public and themselves.
But even commenters who saw something to worry about here (and with more information from S., that seems reasonable) were hesitant to act.
Yet for some time a handful of directors had been pressing for change, but were hesitant to act, according to a person briefed on the situation.
But the bank seems hesitant to act yet, given the unpredictability of events in the Persian Gulf and the role that Europe might play in them.
Gandhi was initially hesitant to act, but he soon began organizing his first large-scale and sustained nonviolent protest (satyagraha) campaign, the noncooperation movement (1920 22), which thrust him to prominence in the Indian nationalist struggle.
Qatar's security service was "hesitant to act against known terrorists out of concern for appearing to be aligned with the U.S. and provoking reprisals," the cable said. 1 2 3 4 Next Page » Scott Shane reported from Washington, and Andrew W. Lehren from New York.
QUESTION FROM MATT: Given what seems to be unambiguous bad behavior by the Syrian regime, I have to wonder: Is the US hesitant to act because it suspects opposing leaders in the wings are just as bad or worse?
