Sentence examples for is a hesitancy from inspiring English sources

There is a hesitancy about some of them, but that's not a criticism of Fletcher.

"There is a hesitancy to buy here," said Joseph V. Battipaglia, chief investment strategist at Gruntal & Company.

Moreover there is a hesitancy to develop the science in ways that outstrip the capacity of practitioners to understand and use the knowledge (cf. Bouhana [2013]).

Still, there is a hesitancy in approaching male-dominated fields, even while in the "safety" of a classroom.

Nevertheless, Amanda Tapping (Carter) felt that "there is a hesitancy on [Carter]'s part to be too familiar with Jonas [or] make this big emotional investment" in him because he is not Daniel.

There's a hesitancy to buy in because you don't want to go too far and then have your heart broken".

There was a hesitancy to the game at times, as players, perhaps mindful of Rosell's fate, seemed wary on their feet on a rough, cold surface.

And hotels are reporting that there appears to be a hesitancy on the part of corporate travel planners, who may be unsure about their budgets for 2001.

"There's a hesitancy to put a match back in this time around, unlike last time," said Robert A. Liberto, a senior vice president for Segal Advisors, an investment consulting firm based in New York.

There's much force to the play it has strong, clear dialogue, and a fine ear for historical locutions but there's a hesitancy in Gurney's vision, too.

It's a hesitancy that highlights one of the innate dangers of hotel scenes, that creeping sensation that you're not in a real bar, a sense that a friend described as "the feeling that everyone's waiting for a taxi to the airport".