Sentence examples for hesitant action from inspiring English sources

Hesitant action by national regulators means that many other banks have not yet been forced to recognize the full scope of bad investments and depend on the European Central Bank for cash they need to operate.

The Labour party is hesitant in action, because divided in mind.

As may this: "The Labour party is hesitant in action, because [it is] divided in mind.

Later he was to be accused of indecisiveness, but there was nothing hesitant about his actions on the day Chernenko died.

Removal of the cerebellum does not prevent an animal from doing anything in particular, but it makes actions hesitant and clumsy.

Tom is also at times unsure of himself, looking to his elders for help; as Von der Osten puts it, "the early Tom Swift is more dependent on his father and other adults at first and is much more hesitant in his actions.

Still, the Fed may be hesitant to take additional action after its aggressive half-point cut in September.

I often agree, and with the heavy heart of a man who has watched other men die, I'm far more hesitant to support military action these days.

Such devices, he points out, "would be too precious to give away or to sell" and "too precious to waste killing people" when they could make other countries "hesitant to consider military action".

Because these indicator values are structural, we are hesitant to suggest entrepreneurial action on the basis of these indicators Etzkowitz (2008).

Furthermore, suicidal persons are often hesitant about their own actions, hoping that others will intervene and signaling to others the hope that they will intervene (Shneidman 1985).