Sentence examples for hesitate to inform from inspiring English sources

For instance, Terminator: Salvation is out today, and retail-land won't hesitate to inform you of its existence, but did you know there are also eight volumes of Extreme Trains out today?

Clinicians may hesitate to inform patients of trials, based on their own attitudes and beliefs about a patient's willingness to participate, ability to understand the trial, or adhere to the protocol (EDICT, 2008).

Although Marcellus hesitated to inform Justinian without further proof, eventually he revealed the conspiracy to the emperor.

"He believed in the right of the public to be informed and did not hesitate to sacrifice his life and well-being for this right".

Perception of a lack of sufficient knowledge is a barrier to speaking up, as health care professionals tend to hesitate to speak up when they feel they are not adequately informed.

"I'd hesitate to say they're being duped, but some of them are not fully informed".

"We all have opinions," he writes at the end of one section, "and many do not hesitate to express them at the bottom of the Web even when they are less than informed".

"We all have opinions," he writes at the end of one section, "and many do not hesitate to express them at the bottom of the Web — even when they are less than informed".

"We hesitate to innovate.

Neither would hesitate to go.

"Sometime I hesitate to say.