Sentence examples for hesitant state from inspiring English sources

"There's lines in the script," Mr. Wain said, "where we're like: Is this going to make sense when she says, 'even in a recession,' and 'in this economy'?" Without having to acknowledge the hesitant state of the current recovery Mr. Wain quietly added: "So.

They argued for a pioneer group that would exert a "magnetic power" on more hesitant states.

In regard to the four hesitant states — Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas — the main question seemed to be the good faith of the local school districts.

Not that players or managers are hesitant to state their preferences.

"I'm hesitant to state our official policy because I believe this is a fluid situation, and media doesn't exist in a vacuum".

Newton may have held similar views about God's role in the world, but he was hesitant to state these positions publicly.

During the wet season, population sizes are likely much larger, though we are hesitant to state a specific figure because the wet season results require special caveats.

It is possible that this effect is because physicians are hesitant to state that their patients take their vitamin D and calcium supplements every day.

Nor is she particularly hesitant about stating her beliefs.

Don't be hesitant about stating your special needs on the Ucas form.

Even with the hesitant recovery, states will probably continue to cut budgets for years to come.