Sentence examples for hesitancy concerned from inspiring English sources

Although Marlborough penetrated the Lines of Brabant at Elixheim in July, Allied indecision and considerable Dutch hesitancy (concerned as they were for the security of their homeland), prevented the Duke from pressing his advantage.

Clemens said that as he prepared to fly here this morning, he could see the hesitancy and concern in the eyes of his sons.

Consequently, we were concerned that there would be a natural hesitancy to give candid and accurate answers to questions.

His hesitancy stems from concerns that European lenders would require Madrid to make even deeper cuts than those foreseen in his latest budget proposal.

This hesitancy to engage with health information technology has been observed previously, and has been attributed to a combination of technical factors, which concern the design, usability and functionality of the system, 40 41 and social factors centred around characteristics of staff, the organisation and the broader socioeconomic environment.

She said they understood these concerns and the hesitancy expressed by officials elsewhere.

Michael Clarke, the director of RUSI, a London-based think-tank, says that if, as seems likely, Australia and France are ready to join America in an extended air campaign, it is almost inconceivable that Britain "would not step up to the plate".The appearance of hesitancy reflects two understandable British concerns.

There is widespread concern that increasing hesitancy to vaccinate in the United States might lead to outbreaks as large as the ones in Europe.

"As the trend goes this way, we can expect to see more of these kinds of concerns expressed and a decreasing hesitancy about taking action".

An initial hesitancy to discuss problems online was related to concerns about burdening the system moderators, who were themselves service users [ 11].

He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".