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hesitant

[hez-i-tuhnt] / ˈhɛz ɪ tənt /


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Developers and investors are hesitant to schedule a spot on a factory line if that factory’s bankruptcy will leave them in the lurch.

From Los Angeles Times

But as it turns out, these theories were little more than unfounded speculation from hesitant viewers looking to make sense of the over-the-top visual landscape of Fennell’s film.

From Salon

He was known for evolving from a conservative stance—hesitant to grant approvals—to finding new ways to push new drugs out faster.

From The Wall Street Journal

Council members were hesitant to believe that a projected tax income increase of $70 million in its first year was realistic, especially when collecting from unlicensed businesses that are hard to track down.

From Los Angeles Times

Frank is understandably hesitant to admit his side are in relegation fight - but the numbers don't lie.

From BBC