Sentence examples for hedging on the from inspiring English sources

While O'Neill said that he wished he had not announced that this would be his last season after agreeing to a one-year, $6.5 million contract three months ago, it is not because he is hedging on the decision.

That left him short on match preparation heading into New York, and hedging on the psychological benefits of Olympic gold.

Lynham has been accused by the Wilderness Society of hedging on the government's commitments under pressure from the agricultural lobby.

The Obama administration has been hedging on the issue, as if further review might justify a terrible idea.

"The two places I deal with will hold prices for a longer time and quote better prices because they're not hedging on the loss of the U.S. dollar".

But some conservatives said that Mr. Forrester had spent so much time hedging on the positions that he had failed to energize the right-wing voters who make up the Republican base.

Most hedged on the issue, waiting for Haley to make a move.

The book does hedge on the proper manners for dates, partly because some women consider chivalry romantic.

Grant issued a proclamation strongly defending Sheridan, but the document hedged on the question of the limits of federal power.

They hedged on the timing of that procedural vote and suggested the workweek could stretch beyond Friday.

Mullah Zaeef, the ambassador in Islamabad, hedged on the issue, saying it was "an Afghan security issue".