It is still not proven that people in Tampa and Sarasota/Bradenton will overcome their hesitancy to cross long bridges to see a baseball game.
He confessed all in his memoir, "After Long Silence" (1983), citing his hesitancy to spy when ordered to do so in 1937 by Anthony Blunt, then a young Cambridge don, and insisting that upon taking a job with the State Department under Roosevelt, the only papers he passed to the Soviet agent he knew as Michael Green were political and economic analyses written by himself.
With this conflict comes not only the divide over favoring or opposing intervention, but widespread fear of backlash against the U.S. and its allies, fear of long-term military commitment, and hesitancy over the effectiveness of such an intervention, as a recent Pew poll shows.
Gary Hooper seized on Declan Gallagher's hesitancy in dealing with a long ball, and showed excellent control and vision to lob Rab Douglas.
He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".
The 27-year-old imbues long fluid melodic lines with a slight melancholy or hesitancy, giving a surprising depth to her new album, "Back Home," which she played at her Birdland debut last month.
My initial response to Obama's decision to seek congressional support and to the long delay involved was that it betrayed a by-now familiar hesitancy.
Two of Cohen's other three calls of disputed home runs showed shades of doubt, but he exhibited no hesitancy as he narrated the flight of Kevin Youkilis's long, hooking foul ball on Sunday at Fenway Park.
Those senators argued the extremely low rate — now about 0.37% — was holding back growth in the long run by pulling in future spending and that the Fed's hesitancy to enact hikes was confusing investors.
Long should have put the hosts ahead on 15 minutes, breaking clear after hesitancy in the Georgia defence but his shot was saved by Loria.
