hesitant

For example, American congressmen are hesitant to close expensive and unnecessary domestic bases because they mean jobs and votes for their home districts.

A few precedents like that would make me very, very hesitant to purchase commercial property in San Francisco.

If Microsoft bought Github, Google might be hesitant to use it, and vice versa.

I would be hesitant to choose a language with a GC to develop games on a mobile device.

Production engineers are hesitant to use unproven technology when $$$ are on the line.

GitHub making value judgments on the political correctness of speech in the repositories they host makes me extremely hesitant to continue to use them.

I would be hesitant to blame startups for what is really a far deeper and far more pervasive cultural problem.

Perhaps they are hesitant to invest until that is cleared up.

Once deployed, they're usually hesitant to switch and have related requirements.

I'm hesitant to agree with removing character limits, but when people are posting images as text you know you have a problem.

This is why I'm hesitant to say that sports should just legalize doping.

I would be very hesitant about using it in production at the moment.

It has screwed up on monetization, too free for too long, too many hesitant initiatives, not enough killer instinct ("not enough Zuck", or if you like, "not enough Bill Gates").

In practice we meet high standards, but will not be held to those standards." That makes me very hesitant to not only pay you $15 per month but more crucially entrust you with one of the most important ways people contact me.

Hesitant to install all these as tests since they seem to litter my system with some rather deep stuff, that not done right, can and will eventually cause you trouble.