Sentence examples for hesitations have from inspiring English sources

Those hesitations have been evident in this election year.

Constance Le Grip, a French member of the European Parliament, said that "it is clear that the E.U.'s hesitations have worsened the Greek situation".

Their hesitations have already encouraged Serbia's president, Slobodan Milosevic, in his refusal to make concessions at the negotiating table; they could yet curtail a military campaign that should go on for weeks if it is to have any chance of achieving its aims.And what are those aims?

On first acquaintance, I expressed reservations about originality, but these hesitations have been cancelled by this film's fiercely atmospheric drama, and its evocation of the East Anglian landscape, capturing not merely the traditional sense of its endless level desolation, but also the way its huge skies are paradoxically enclosing and imprisoning.

In 2008, their hesitations had to do with hackers and security.

The latest rumblings from Washington, moreover, indicate that the Americans, after some hesitation, have opted to isolate the Baathist government still more.

Frank says that Bernanke and Bair's hesitation have made them the driving forces behind the push for delay.

The hesitation has brought stern warnings.

Yet German hesitation has hindered the search for a solution.

And yet, as I have tasted and judged franc after franc, a perplexing hesitation has nagged.

This new-found hesitation has three causes: Scotland, the general election and Jeremy Corbyn.