Sentence examples for hesitancy from from inspiring English sources

"Right now there's a little bit of hesitancy from people in the industry of using crowdfunding, because I know some people don't like being seen asking for money in public," he said.

Because few of the replacement officials had even worked major Division I college football — and those who did were retired when the N.F.L. brought them in — there is an understandable hesitancy from many of the replacements when it comes to handling the TV aspect of their duties.

Similarly, although there is still a great deal of hesitancy from all sections of the NHS workforce about the moral implications of strike action, it's clear that junior doctors' colleagues are widely supportive of their demands and understanding of their militancy.

But those fears failed to materialise as a marginally offside De Marcos - and then Muniain, who capitalised on hesitancy from Rafael - finally made United pay.

But Sordell pulled one back soon after when he made the most of defensive hesitancy from the Owls to guide a shot into the bottom corner.

Mackail-Smith scored his 10th league goal of the season in the 2-2 dragainstnst Charlton on Saturday after four appearances without finding the net, but believes "a bit of hesitancy from everyone" is holding them back.

To what extent does vaccine hesitancy result from a broader distrust in government?

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

The hesitancy stems from fears — unsupported by experience or research, as the latest commission concluded — that women might prove physically or mentally unfit for combat, or that their presence on the front lines might undermine morale.

These successes were a vindication for Campbell, who had encountered internal hesitancy — including from de Montebello — over the idea of mounting such a lavish exposition of an art form typically relegated to the margins.

Moral weakness or hesitancy comes from alternating judgments about what is morally right (446E-447A).