Sentence examples for but hesitancy from inspiring English sources

American studies indicate good general knowledge about FAS but hesitancy to make a diagnosis [ 21, 22].

But their hesitancy was temporary.

McIntosh was asked about Lyon's willingness to accept physical aggressiveness but his hesitancy to dish it out.

Some of this may be the result of simple inertia, but our hesitancy to change is also driven by our aversion to loss.

But such hesitancy might well be overcome by the allure of the great untapped revenue seen to be awaiting new forms of interactive media in the home.

But the hesitancy of others can isolate a bereaved family, or worse, be taken as a judgment, proof of a wife's inadequacy, a parent's mistakes.

Five of the 70 items did not sell, and many pieces sold below the low estimate, but whatever hesitancy buyers showed toward some items was offset by the enthusiasm shown toward the featured piece.

Brett Favre's Hamlet-like decision To Be the quarterback in Minnesota alters the balance of power in the division, but the hesitancy in his ruminating seemed more genuine this time.

Just as in 1948, the U.S. leadership debated whether to respond with force to this violation of the Potsdam Accords, but the hesitancy of the NATO allies and the timidity or prudence of Kennedy limited the West to a reassertion of access rights to West Berlin.

This tendency demonstrates a willingness on the part of many archaeologists to imagine Paleoindians organized on a physical landscape defined by the location of important material resources (e.g., food, water, stone), but a hesitancy to imagine Paleoindians organized on a social landscape defined by the location of other people.

But that hesitancy vanished when she put on the denim.