Sentence examples for encourage hesitant from inspiring English sources
In addition to a flurry of discounts from hotels and resorts, many companies are rolling back cancellation penalties, slashing booking deposits and promoting money-back guarantees to encourage hesitant clients to put something on the books.
If Brilliant's Control hub for smart home devices is as good as it sounds on paper, it might have the potential to encourage hesitant homeowners, who've been wondering how they could unify those devices.
These may encourage the hesitant or timid, showing that "protesters are not hooligans or terrorists but people just like you," says Ethan Zuckerman of MIT.
He admits to using a bit of dramatic licence when it comes to portraying Howe's wife, played by Jill Baker, in the Lady Macbeth mould - a key scene sees Elspeth, encouraging a hesitant Howe, played by James Wilby, to go for the jugular in his resignation speech.
"I would be hesitant to encourage another town to set up a transition currency under the current [paper notes] model," he says.
Others echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the role funding will play as a motivating force for PIs who might at first be hesitant to encourage lab members to pursue career development opportunities.
They are hesitant to encourage patients' self-management: individualized care plans are hardly used and many clinicians regard self-management support as too time consuming or not suitable for an important part of their patients [ 17, 18].
The use of FGDs to collect qualitative data enabled the study to develop an understanding of why men are reluctant to get circumcised and why women are hesitant to encourage men to get circumcised.
Levine further wrote, "if Reloaded encourages a few hesitant pop fans to invest in this album, the closest thing to a Thriller that 2007/8 is likely to produce, this rather cynical reissue should be let off the hook... just".
He added that the report should encourage "those leaders who have been hesitant" to blame Georgia for the war to rethink their stance.
