Sentence examples for by hesitations from inspiring English sources

But the Libyan operation has been plagued by hesitations.

Responses that were excluded from naming latency analyses as well as MEG analyses included: 1) other names than those listed in Barry et al. (1997) (3.8%), 2) responses preceded by hesitations or stuttering (0.8%), 3) exceedingly fast (>300 ms) or slow (<2 s) response onsets (2.9%), and 4) outliers (responses exceeding a participant's mean latency by >2.5 SD; 2.1%).

Then, when it happened, the republic was crippled by hesitation.

And even where reserves could have been brought up, their movement was sometimes inhibited by hesitation and dissension on the Germans' own side.

He has attracted international attention as a reliable go-to guy with some unflinching acts at moments marked by hesitation in other Western capitals.

But on this tune and the next, a reflective adaptation of Scriabin's Op. 11, No. 2, the trio as a whole seemed haunted by hesitation, as if tiptoeing through their rapport.

This cannot be explained by hesitation to imitate an art simply because it appeared so great, for artists such as Raphael were considered equally great but were used as sources to a much greater degree.

The findings showed that calling for an ambulance is a major decision that is preceded by hesitation and attempts to handle the situation by oneself.

Their progress was significantly boosted by hesitation in the Carthage Eagles' defence after just four minutes, allowing veteran Webo to steal in and sweep a left-footed strike past Moez Ben Cherifia.

As behavioral inhibition is typified by hesitation in exploring the environment, it seems logical that higher scores on this temperamental characteristic are associated with lower scores on the personality trait of extraversion.

Sixteen months – and almost 30,000 deaths – after the start of the Syrian revolution, he continues his crimes in complete tranquillity, encouraged firstly by Iran, Russia and China, and secondly by the hesitations and procrastination of the international community.