Sentence examples for more hesitant than from inspiring English sources

Spain appeared to be more hesitant than against Ireland, but more attacking than against Italy.

Blazejowski said women are more hesitant than men to commit to buying season ticket packages.

Pinault referred to a study suggesting that female employees are more hesitant than male employees to seek advancement.

And as is the case now, women were more hesitant than their male counterparts to participate in discussions.

During a half-hour debate, many board members appeared more hesitant than enthusiastic about the scope of the changes.

Stoppard was more hesitant than Pinter to broadcast his hatred of injustice but, when he did, the effect was devastating.

Openness to foreign capital has been more hesitant and inconsistent than what was promised.

This is a capital-markets, not a banking, crunch.And worryingly, the recovery in the worst-affected capital markets has been more hesitant and fragile than the exuberance of the stockmarket might suggest.

He accepted the abrogation of the 1972 anti-ballistic missile treaty, the deployment of American soldiers in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia and Georgia and the possibility of a big expansion of NATO.Conversely, few countries were more nervous about the new conditions, or more hesitant about policy changes, than members of the European Union.

Ask your more hesitant friends (more politely than I phrase it here): Would you rather go to the polls and keep Republicans out of power, or sit at home and feel smug?

So the hired expert who presents his data with certainty and determination is more likely to win over a jury than the more hesitant doctor, scientist or expert who is prepared to acknowledge doubt.