Sentence examples for * reluctant in from inspiring English sources

It has been reluctant in the past to exercise this power, but this case is exceptional.

The companies have proved reluctant in recent years to develop new contraceptives.

With Götze up front Germany were reluctant, in general, to sling crosses into the area.

The industry has been too slow and too reluctant in addressing model health.

Concerted pressure from aid donors would win his co-operation, however reluctant, in bringing Khmer Rouge leaders to trial.

The Security Council has been reluctant in the past to deploy peacekeeping missions when there is no peace to keep.

Arsenal's manager and coach and miserly banker, Arsène Wenger, is reluctant in that aspect of his job.

President Clinton opposes term limits; Bob Dole, a thirty-five-year veteran of Congress, seems reluctant in his support.

The Karzai administration has been reluctant, in part, because of concerns about the possible environmental and public health consequences.

Stevens has been reluctant in interviews to elucidate whether the closing line of the album's title track is autobiographical.

We're still seeing that tenants are reluctant in some cases to make decisions and there's a great deal of uncertainty in the business environment.