Sentence examples for be hesitant to help from inspiring English sources
Don't be hesitant to help someone in need, even if it something silly or small.
The government has been hesitant to help.
He added that older politicians are hesitant to help younger ones because they are fearful of being replaced by them.
According to Kip Cherry, the executive director of the Princeton Battlefield Society, this, the first of General George Washington's victories against a well-organized British Army, was the battle that changed the minds of the French officers who were hesitant to help a ragtag unprepared American militia.
If people you question in relation to your lost person appear to be uncooperative, ask why they are hesitant to help you locate the person.
As men often recognised their problem late in their illness trajectory, when disordered behaviours were embedded, they could be hesitant to seek help because they had become reluctant to relinquish behaviours which they felt had a purpose and function in their lives, something they couldn't 'live without'.
Fear of Disciplinary Action The university's chief concern with the proposed ordinance, which carries a $250 to $350 fine and possible suspension of driving privileges, is that students will be hesitant to get medical help for someone if they think it will lead to an arrest.
Fineman says that Obama needs the Clinton's help, but will be hesitant to praise them (BECAUSE HE ONCE RAN FOR OFFICE AGAINST HILLARY CLINTON, DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THAT???).
