Sentence examples for our hesitancy from inspiring English sources

"Our hesitancy simply reflects the fact that the optimism has swung so far so quickly," Mr. Maher added.

Some of this may be the result of simple inertia, but our hesitancy to change is also driven by our aversion to loss.

Our hesitancy to highlight the role of human warming in individual events makes listeners think that the influence of climate change on extreme weather is smaller than it really is.

As Bonnie Marcus said in her book the Politics of Promotion: How High-Achieving Women Get Ahead and Stay Ahead"Our hesitancy to take credit for our accomplishments results in a loss of power and influence".

Our hesitancy in concluding that FeIION/S are not located in vacuoles is that vacuoles are highly dynamic, such that FeIION/S could have exited the organelle during isolation.

Selecting a term-limited state song would enable New Jersey to turn our past hesitancy into virtue.

Among our respondents vaccine hesitancy seems to originate strongly in doubts about the legitimacy of an artificial intrusion into the "natural" development of the immune system rather than merely reflecting a general distrust in the actors of the health care system.

Although the bitterness didn't spill over to the other students, it left a residue of hesitancy in our interactions with him.

Yet I believe that if one follows the logic of God's freedom, there would at least be hesitancy to impose our own limits on God's redemptive action.

There's definitely a bit more hesitancy and obviously from our perspective we're saying please come and join us, we will support you no matter what happens, we really believe this will be okay.

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