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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are hesitant whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing uncertainty or indecision about a particular choice or action.
Example: "The committee members are hesitant whether to approve the new policy or not."
Alternatives: "are unsure whether" or "are reluctant to decide if".
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If you are hesitant whether there is a fire or not, do not hesitate to call the emergency number.
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If you are hesitant about whether a new career truly aligns with your purpose or not, then write yourself a letter dated six months in the future.
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However, the correlation between the level of vir gene expression and tumor size and frequency in this assay have not been thoroughly tested, and thus we are hesitant to speculate as to whether this decreased vir expression might significantly impact disease incidence and severity.
Whether in Somalia or in Niger, they are hesitant, and blend into the background while the men talk.
Army officials are hesitant.
These are hesitant steps, certainly.
Banks are hesitant to lend.
Some consumers are hesitant, too.
Understand why you are hesitant.
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