Sentence examples for Not as reluctant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khikalov was not as reluctant.

And they were not as reluctant as the corporate executives to talk about it.

It turned out that she was not as reluctant to talk as Mr Mandela had said, although she asked for a small fee before granting an interview.

But his advisers are not as reluctant to speculate about the next step for a politician who has risen to the pinnacle of state politics.

The fifth person in our quintet was Mr. Wilcha's girlfriend, Elaine Didyk, who is every bit as big a garage-sale freak as the others but not as reluctant to admit it to newspaper readers.

After all, school systems and Little Leagues don't defend molesters as tenaciously as the Catholic Church did, and parents aren't as reluctant to believe the worst about teachers and coaches.

"Now that rental space is almost impossible to find at any price in Manhattan, corporations aren't as reluctant to come here," Mr. Karson said, pointing toward a number of nearby buildings with corporate tenants.

This study, which we called "Grandma Knows Best," showed that frequent interaction with a grandparent, primarily the grandmother who isn't as reluctant to share her concerns dramatically accelerated the age of diagnoses, by four to five months.

"If we are to avoid an exit vote in any referendum," the group's president, Roger Carr, told the confederation's annual conference in London, "it is essential that the voice of British business is loud and clear in extolling the virtues of future engagement — not as a reluctant participant but as the linchpin of our wider global trade ambitions".

European operators have not been as reluctant as U.S. operators to buy from Huawei, which supplies gear to Vodafone, Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom and Orange.

French generals and politicians have concluded that only France be relied upon to do the job.In any case, Mr Hollande may not be as reluctant a warrior as he at first tried to suggest.