Sentence examples for already hesitant from inspiring English sources
"I think it was the icing on the cake" for parents already hesitant about HPV shots, said Dr William Schaffner, a vaccines expert at Vanderbilt University.
Corporate balance sheets look strong; but with the recovery petering out in the US and Europe hit by a spiralling sovereign debt crisis, plunging demand from the UK's overseas markets could be the last straw for firms already hesitant about investing.
EBay has fought back in a London court, but the prospect of appeals and counter-appeals on an issue so core to Skype's success could be enough to put off investors already hesitant to open their purse strings.
Some proponents of the program fear that rebranding it could make it more difficult for the government to work with Muslims already hesitant to trust the new administration, particularly afterTrump issued an executive order last Friday temporarily blocking travel to the United States from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
New sanctions seem likely, though America will have to cajole an already hesitant European Union.
He criticizes the Romney campaign for not reaching out to evangelicals, a group already hesitant to fully back a Mormon candidate.
The executive asked not to be identified for fear of scaring off already-hesitant clients.
These agencies had already been hesitant to impose a real crackdown; the cuts will make the situation worse.
Consumers had already been hesitant about vegetables since scientists at RKI and the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment announced the results of a first case-control-study on Wednesday evening: Women who had become infected with EHEC were a lot more likely to have eaten raw tomatoes, cucumbers, and lettuce in the days before falling ill than women who had not fallen ill.
Legacy news organizations are also especially hesitant to characterize a claim as a "lie," an issue that's already been hotly debated in the Trump era.
