Hesitancy used in a sentence

Hesitancy in a sentence as a noun

Regarding your hesitancy to plant perennials: I plant lots of them and keep the ones that make it.

A few years ago, we saw the same problems with turnover and lack of experience and hesitancy to say no or admit it when they didn't understand the requirements.

[2] The team knows what a contractor is, and they know what a full-fledged fellow employee is, but the arrival of someone who is neither fish nor fowl tends to sow hesitancy and suspicion.

That said the Scala team doesn't show a lot of hesitancy in adding new features so I wouldn't be surprised if they implemented case value classes of some sort once the JVM supports them natively.

So yes the problem lies with Verizon and its hesitancy to open up peering points, but if I were a Netflix lawyer that wording would have me concerned since Verizon's network is not crowded.

This makes failure or criticism disproportionately painful, which leads naturally to hesitancy when it comes to the prospect of doing anything that reflects their ability which is pretty much everything.