Sentence examples for hesitant whether from inspiring English sources

If you are hesitant whether there is a fire or not, do not hesitate to call the emergency number.

Some focus group members "were definitely hesitant whether they would accept a new program that had the Mr. Rogers curriculum until they saw it, and as soon as they saw it, they were there," Ms. Rotenberg said.

They were probably sent on motivational courses, with a team leader explaining: "If a customer is hesitant about whether to sign, give them a nudge, by dragging them into a basement and getting a colleague to make a film as you stand by him with a sword, preaching there's no place on Earth for those who don't believe in the almighty Lloyds Bonus 5-Year Investment Fiscal Funtime Account.

They have the benefit of knowing what Wales will have done, but with England kicking off after they have finished, they may be hesitant about whether to stick or twist.

The outpouring that followed their emotional discussion enhanced Biden's status, but he was still hesitant about whether to capitalize on it — and aware that the window might close before he knew for sure.

Let's remember that Adam was hesitant about whether he could afford to join Crosby in funding the Luncheonette before Kristina got breast cancer and they sent their daughter Haddie (seriously, remember Haddie?!?) to Cornell.

Some participants could associate with the model from their individual perspective but were hesitant about whether it would work as part of a qualitative interview.

In the early years of the 21st century's first decade, the biomedical science community was still hesitant about whether OA publishers would be viewed as "second tier" venues and there was a faint suggestion that paying a processing charge automatically made it into a form of vanity publishing.

Mr. Corker was hesitant to judge whether the Volcker Rule would have prevented JPMorgan's trades.

He returns as often as he can, though he is hesitant to say whether he would ever return fully.

Last summer, in hustings for the job he now holds, Mr Corbyn sounded decidedly hesitant when asked whether Labour should cherish the country's seat at the Brussels top table.