Sentence examples similar to hesitant move from inspiring English sources

The exiled president kept his silence until the early 1990's, when he gave some interviews, again criticizing the United States, this time for making its first hesitant moves toward normalizing relations with postwar Vietnam.

Despite similar levels of passive range of motion, women were more hesitant to move beyond the painful range which might have been due to fear of pain rather than a purely biological difference, yet another interaction between sex and gender.

Indeed, many students at first are hesitant to move away from the hustle and bustle of an urban environment and move towards the serenity of a seaside town.

Some producers" — of the musical — "were hesitant to move forward if I wasn't in it".

had proved difficult, because people, once settled in an area, were hesitant to move.

It's not just businesses that are hesitant to move into the neighborhood.

"There are always people hesitant to move from their own set ways of doing things," he said.

I was hesitant to move to the United States when my mom first broke the news to me.

People here are still a little hesitant to move their money around with apps and use their data this way".

But the authority has been hesitant to move too quickly, its chairman, Lewis M. Eisenberg, said yesterday.

The presence of the antitank missiles seems to have made government forces hesitant to move their tanks around urban centers, according to sources in the Syrian National Council.