Sentence examples for hesitant predictions from inspiring English sources

But the dim outlines of the Oscar race are beginning to take shape, and people are now willing to begin making some early, hesitant predictions.

Hassan was hesitant to make predictions about where the conflict would turn.

For good reasons, however, they have been hesitant to make predictions about the future of a species.

Market watchers said investors remained hesitant to buy, despite predictions that an economic recovery would begin by year-end.

"I do think we'll see growth in 2004, but I'm very hesitant to make any predictions".

>> Paul? >> Hesitant to make any predictions.

Pollsters are hesitant to make any bold predictions at this stage in the campaign, but NDP president Blaikie maintains progressive Canadians have been waiting for just this opportunity to rally behind her team.

But its prediction that this hesitant trot will break into a gallop of 3.25% in 2011 looks over-optimistic.

Hais and Winograd were somewhat hesitant to make any definitive long-term predictions.

Mr. Keen's Macbeth, practically the smallest man (or woman) onstage, greets the eerie predictions of the witches with befuddlement and is shocked into a hesitant disbelief when the first of their prophecies is instantly realized.

However, due to uncertainties in the prediction of thermal comfort in buildings with night-time ventilation, architects and engineers are still hesitant to apply this technique.