Sentence examples for hesitations about using from inspiring English sources

The Carnegie Hall concert was held specifically for the purpose of recording a live album, despite Shankar's hesitations about using "traditional recording considerations" to capture improvisational music.

Ms. Snaidas has a sweet, tightly focused sound, and she has no hesitation about using vibrato, sometimes lavishly but always expressively.

Ms. Whitman, certainly, has shown no hesitation about using her personal wealth as a weapon, putting $90 million of her own money into the Republican primary.

Think of the motivation: lots of companies are raising wages at least a bit in the face of tight labor markets; pretending that it's because of the tax cut is a cheap way to curry favor with an administration that has no hesitation about using regulatory and antitrust decisions to reward friends and punish enemies.

The New York Times has yet to drop its hesitation about using the word "torture," judging by a high-profile article on Tuesday.

After initial hesitation about using a wide-scale program of poultry vaccination, some European and Asian countries have begun vaccination.

China, however, showed no hesitation at all about using its trade muscle to get its way in a political dispute, in clear — if denied — violation of international trade law.

There is less hesitation among Mossad chiefs about using male agents to become intimate with embassy secretaries, airline stewardesses and others who might provide valuable information.

When asked about using gas produced from human waste, some showed hesitation but others were open to the idea if the technology could save money and time.

But that said, I do have hesitations about, coming back to work is never easy.

He had no hesitations about talking then.