Sentence examples for hesitant to enter from inspiring English sources
And larger media groups are hesitant to enter an unproven market, he said.
The administration may have been hesitant to enter the feud in part because Saudi Arabia is a close American ally.
Most of the writers had never written lyrics before and were initially hesitant to enter the proscribed world of fado.
Across the island, brokers said, it has been a good rental season so far, in part because potential buyers are still hesitant to enter the market.
Initially, he said, automakers were hesitant to enter a market beset by high import duties and road taxes, and skeptical about India's rapid creation of wealth.
Although initially hesitant to enter the realm of politics, Hariri soon took charge of his father's political party, Future Movement (Tayyār al-Mustaqbal).
But these deals belie a strange fact: strategic bidders, or bidders who are operating companies, appear hesitant to re-enter the takeover market.
The trick is making sure those goals do not collide, advisers say, which is one reason Mrs. Obama was hesitant to re-enter politics.
The WBO, WBA and Ring Magazine world super-middleweight and Ring Magazine light-heavyweight champion seems sure of his legacy, which may be the main reason he is hesitant to re-enter the fray.
Another vital element is Michael Csoppenszky's taciturn deputy, File, embittered by betrayal in romance and hesitant to re-enter that arena.
