Sentence examples for hesitated to fire from inspiring English sources
During the Civil War Lincoln never hesitated to fire generals he thought weren't up to the task.
"Yahoo has never hesitated to fire people".
It takes time for disappointing growth to translate into weak employment, because employers hesitate to fire people.
For a socialist system that hesitates to fire people, China has also been surprisingly adept — more so than America — at dealing with ineffective teachers.
We do have policies about showing up at work drunk or high — I have only had to enforce them once, and in that case I didn't hesitate to fire the offender on the spot.
(Agence France-Presse) AFRICA NIGERIA: NEW CABINET President Olusegun Obasanjo announced a new 49-member cabinet and warned that he would not hesitate to fire anyone involved in corruption.
John Ritter, in his last film role, is fun to watch as the politically correct store manager who hesitates to fire Willie just for having loud sex in a dressing room -- Saturday at 9 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 4 20 a.m. on Starz.
The same Treasury department did not hesitate to fire GM chief Rick Wagoner.
Even trained marksman hesitate to fire bullets into crowds for fear of hitting an innocent person.
"Obama didn't hesitate to fire generals and admirals, or to impose restrictions on military operations.," he told me.
By the time of the Ochakov mutiny in November 1905, fleet morale had improved and Krieger did not hesitate to fire two 10-inch and fourteen 6-inch shells against the rebels.
