Sentence examples for less hesitancy from inspiring English sources

Edwards said he was eager to see if the Jets could play smarter, with fewer mistakes and less hesitancy.

There would be less hesitancy here to question such a move if it were made by the likes of Billups, who did not receive the inaugural Twyman/Stokes trophy by accident.

Georgetown University bioethicist LeRoy Walters says Americans generally have "less hesitancy" than others about genetic manipulations.

Instead, everything came with a greater hesitancy and less accuracy.

However, I wonder whether women's hesitancy has less to do with the violence in the film itself and more to do with the way that Salander's character has been positioned by marketers.

Hotel managers worry less about spillover violence than the hesitancy of European tourists to vacation so close to a war zone, where heavily armed extremists have asserted their growing power through violence.

He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".

I'm pretty sure that Gore's long hesitancy about backing the N.P.V. was due less to a reluctance to seem self-pitying (remember "Sore Loserman"?) than to a desire to keep the plan from becoming a purely partisan political football.

When Wright's hesitancy becomes this exaggerated, it begins to feel to me less like sage circumspection and more like pseudo- Buddhist sophistry.

On New Jersey's main streets, merchants are also seeing hesitancy -- the result of an economy in which consumers have less confidence than they did six months ago.

English-speaking Caucasian patients were less likely to be missed by the healthcare system as they had no hesitancy to access and use medical services when signs of ill-health appeared; their treatment-seeking behaviours were straightforward.