Sentence examples for be extremely hesitant from inspiring English sources

Public health people are going to be extremely hesitant about labeling an illness as psychogenic.

Perhaps the severity of that remedy has caused courts to be extremely hesitant in finding a failure to afford a speedy trial.

And while an undocumented caregiver may be extremely hesitant to put her name into the system, Professor Markowitz explains that the I.R.S. has every incentive not to be a gateway for the Department of Homeland Security, because the I.R.S. is just trying to create revenue.

Some colleagues were extremely hesitant to share "red" issues.

Beyond that, both are extremely hesitant to speak of their relationship, considering it a private oasis in very public lives.

I was extremely hesitant to apply to any top-tier schools, let alone Harvard, because it just wasn't common in my community.

For several years, Bajic has been extremely hesitant to open even a formal investigation, let alone seek an indictment against high-ranking officials, unless he felt he had a watertight case.

While the C.I.A. in particular was extremely hesitant to undertake lethal missions of this sort before September 11th, there is now a growing acceptance of it, at least as it pertains to bin Laden, who after all is seen as the cause of the deaths of some three thousand innocent Americans.

Cummings told Gowdy in his letter that he found the witness "authentic, credible and reliable". "Although this individual was extremely hesitant to come forward — and still fears retaliation — the whistleblower has decided to do so now because this individual feels duty bound as a citizen to make this disclosure," he wrote.

With the hangover from the recession still throbbing, most companies are extremely hesitant to raise prices.

In Washington, lawmakers have been extremely hesitant to comment on the plans until after congressional hearings later this week.