Sentence examples for less hesitant to from inspiring English sources

The brand has been less hesitant to tweak packaging.

But other Republicans were less hesitant to offer their opinions.

Banking regulators who testified at the hearing were less hesitant to give their views about how a downgrade of the country's credit rating would affect the financial markets and banks.

Such expectations could increase spending and growth today: Consumers who are more certain that they'll have a job next year would be less hesitant to spend, and companies that believe sales will be rising would be more likely to invest.

"I think the success of some of the younger guys that have come into the league has made people less hesitant to hire young guys," Art Rooney, the Steelers' president, said.

Economists also point to Germany's Agenda 2010 labour market reforms under former chancellor Gerhard Schröder, which created work incentives and led to more temporary work, making companies less hesitant to employ people, although some problems remain.

Clinton seemed to me less hesitant, more ready to play rough with the administration, an approach with its own risks.

The SPD and the Greens might be less hesitant than Mrs Merkel to create a common resolution scheme for European banks.

When asked why she was less hesitant than some competitors to acknowledge the purchase of photos, Ms. Ivens said: "I'm not very good at lying".

I also want him to appear again and this time, I want him to be less hesitant about "talking about this".

Baby boomers tend to be less hesitant about grabbing a microphone than their parents were.