Sentence examples for continue to be hesitant from inspiring English sources

Apple, the clear leader in tablet publishing, has been and will continue to be hesitant about sharing consumer behavior on its device.

Washington, London and Paris are seeking policies that are responsive to the change brought about by the Arab Spring, even if they are still far from defining a clear strategy to govern their policies and continue to be hesitant even in terms of their own commitments.

Our results suggest that post-legalization, abortion patients continue to be hesitant to share their abortion experiences with providers.

Still, key decision-makers within biopharmaceutical companies continue to be hesitant about pursuing rare disease indications due to the perceived risk.

The chilling spectre of Iraq, whose vibrant and equally ancient Christian community has recently shrivelled, looms ever larger.Despite such heightened tension, the state's response continues to be hesitant.

Or this one by Jim Skinner, the chief executive of McDonald's: "The economists say we're officially out of the recession, but it hardly feels that way," he said, adding, "Consumers everywhere continue to be cautious and hesitant to spend".

The Hesitant Hand demonstrates how government's economic role continues to be bound up in questions about the effects of self-interest on the greater good.

She appeared to be hesitant.

Even if there is access one tends to be hesitant.

Physicians may be hesitant to switch to a second-line therapy when the first-line treatment continues to provide benefit.

Landlords can be hesitant to rent to them.