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When asked to divide one integer by another, he unhesitatingly recites the answer to 60 decimal places.
Congo has grown no simpler since President Laurent Kabila was shot dead last month.Before 1994, Zapiro unhesitatingly supported the black liberation movement.
His characters are, as a British critic, Melvyn Bragg, says, "acted upon rather than acting for themselves"; often westerners at the mercy of unpredictable events in incomprehensible Arab lands.When Mr Bowles handed in the manuscript of "The Sheltering Sky" to Doubleday, the New York publishing house said it "unhesitatingly rejected it".
Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton have remarkably few ideological differences: they are both pragmatists who believe in working through diplomacy if possible but in resorting unhesitatingly to force if necessary.
When a photographer called John Goldblatt is sent to work with him on a magazine assignment, Amis writes to Larkin that Goldblatt "ate a couple of pork chops unhesitatingly enough," and thereafter refers to him as "the pork-chop chap".
Western countries recently tightened their sanctions against the Burmese government, but have unhesitatingly offered assistance, as have China and others.However, the regime has been slow to grant visas to foreign aid workers and let supply planes land.
They found gullies that, had they been seen in aerial photographs of the earth, would unhesitatingly have been identified as water-carved.
Like all old and inherently bureaucratic institutions it has many faults but its leaders condemn unhesitatingly and fearlessly the hard men on all sides of the conflict: many of its members pay for their work with their lives.
If a child's kite was heading for disaster, "Dédé" would unhesitatingly ditch his own to save it.His own kites, though, were masterpieces: great cellular wheels 13 feet in diameter, a double wheel called "the Crown", clocks, castles, star-shapes made of tetrahedrons, and five interlocking rings in honour of the Olympic games.
There was a time when most of its population would have unhesitatingly praised their government, which for most of the 20th century meant the social democrats in one of their various national guises.
Markets, they feel, are a necessary evil; the state should intervene unhesitatingly in the economy when events dictate.
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The adverb "unhesitatingly" primarily functions to modify verbs , indicating that an action is performed without any hesitation or doubt. As confirmed by Ludwig, it is a correct and usable word in written English. Examples show it modifying verbs like 'recites', 'supported', and 'rejected'.
Expression frequency: Very common
