Sentence examples similar to lead to hesitancy from inspiring English sources

This view has led to hesitancy about official intervention: If markets are fundamentally efficient and fair, there is little that even the best of governments could do to improve matters.

If the capacity for group processes to mitigate effects of alcohol consumption was fragile or only reproducible under laboratory conditions it would lead to justifiable hesitancy in arguing for the generalizability or practical relevance of those processes.

"During the past year, lack of trust in the validity of accounting records of banks and other financial institutions in the context of inadequate capital led to a massive hesitancy in lending to them.

There is widespread concern that increasing hesitancy to vaccinate in the United States might lead to outbreaks as large as the ones in Europe.

America's hesitancy to increase defensive and offensive cybercapabilities could lead to a crippling cyberattack that brings down financial systems, air traffic control or water and power supplies.

The rise of vaccine hesitancy globally has led to the establishment of a Vaccine Hesitancy Working Group by the World Health Organization Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) in April 2012.

This hesitancy, in turn, led to severe reductions in both consumer spending and business investment spending.

There have been rude sneers, stares, and statements, which in some cases led to stalled work projects, often born from a hesitancy of approaching an unkind coworker in the first place.

This hesitancy and lack of understanding has led to a total confusion around spending money.

The hesitancy of some women to provide a history of elective pregnancy termination or early miscarriage could have led to an underestimation of the incidence of cases.

A physician's desire to avoid conflict and a reluctance to accept treatment 'failure' contributes to this hesitancy.