Sentence examples for more hesitation from inspiring English sources

Pessimism would feed yet more hesitation from businesses and households.

"There's more hesitation about flying to the U.S.A. There's anthrax, there's the towers and now the Washington sniper".

"The moment she removed her mask, which she always wore, I had no more hesitation," Dr. Dubernard said at the time.

In the groups of 12 we didn't have that – it was a lot quieter and there was a lot more hesitation at the start.

The same can be said, with little more hesitation, about the Slavs of the Orthodox Christian tradition, who are admittedly different from the Protestant and Catholic West but probably not enough to be called a separate civilisation.

"No more fear, no more hesitation, the moment of truth has come," the Libyan leader declared, as he warned Benghazi residents that soldiers would search every house in the city and people who had no arms had no reason to fear.

Journeys through the more chaotic spaces were longer, filled with more hesitations, arousal and effortful attention.

Though I averaged about seven-and-a-half hours of sleep nightly which is impressive for my 20-something age group, according to the company's literature it had more hesitations about my sleep habits than I expected.

No more hesitations".

It is remarkable that when a CDSS is less informative and instead gives more direct and stringent advice (alerts, warnings, and request for additional information), respondents seem to have more hesitations or reserves towards a CDSS.

The grave dangers of official secrecy explain concerns with the new administration's approach -- or, more accurately, hesitation -- towards restoring the rule of law.