Sentence examples for hesitating to commit from inspiring English sources

This limits bargaining power.Since Walmart, Carrefour and Tesco are also likely to face fierce political opposition, it is no wonder that they are hesitating to commit to huge investments in India.

But it sounded odd, given that Mr Obama has been hesitating to commit more forces to the war in Afghanistan, which he used to call "a war of necessity" that was "fundamental to the defence of our people".Mr Obama told the troops that he would not risk their lives unless it was absolutely necessary.

Curry, Trump said, was "hesitating" to commit to the trip ― an obvious falsehood, considering that the point guard had on Friday stated plainly that he had no interest in visiting the president.

It was obvious and timely advice, and yet Duquet hesitated to commit to leaving New France.

Those who commit crimes against humanity don't hesitate to commit crimes against nature.

Fraud cases can be difficult to prove, and prosecutors may hesitate to commit the needed resources.

But while many seemed positive toward him, they hesitated to commit.

Even people who like going to symphony concerts hesitate to commit themselves nearly a year in advance.

Caesar had not hesitated to commit atrocities against "barbarians" when it had suited him, but he was almost consistently magnanimous in his treatment of his defeated Roman opponents.

To do so, he added, the Germans "did not hesitate to commit character assassination on a country and on individual people".

The answer I most often hear is that Iranians are fanatics and wouldn't hesitate to commit national suicide if they could get at Israel's throat.