Sentence examples for was extremely hesitant from inspiring English sources

While the C.I.A. in particular was extremely hesitant to undertake lethal missions of this sort before September 11th, there is now a growing acceptance of it, at least as it pertains to bin Laden, who after all is seen as the cause of the deaths of some three thousand innocent Americans.

I was extremely hesitant.

He was extremely hesitant about talking to me in the first place.

The band's manager, Rod Smallwood, had to telephone Patrick McGoohan to ask permission to use the audio clips for the song and was extremely hesitant during his conversation with whom Smallwood himself describes as "a real bona fide superstar actor".

Public health people are going to be extremely hesitant about labeling an illness as psychogenic.

Beyond that, both are extremely hesitant to speak of their relationship, considering it a private oasis in very public lives.

For several years, Bajic has been extremely hesitant to open even a formal investigation, let alone seek an indictment against high-ranking officials, unless he felt he had a watertight case.

And while an undocumented caregiver may be extremely hesitant to put her name into the system, Professor Markowitz explains that the I.R.S. has every incentive not to be a gateway for the Department of Homeland Security, because the I.R.S. is just trying to create revenue.

In Washington, lawmakers have been extremely hesitant to comment on the plans until after congressional hearings later this week.

Courts have been extremely hesitant to step in and strike down electoral maps drawn by lawmakers, questioning whether controversies over redistricting are even controversies courts can resolve.

Experts are extremely hesitant to attempt to restore the piece in case it could be ruined forever, so they will keep the image out of sight in order to preserve what remains.