Sentence examples for amount of reluctance from inspiring English sources

I was met with a huge amount of reluctance to be one of 12," Preston told Salon.

I convinced her, with no small amount of reluctance on her part, to try to find out the following week's password.

Students, despite a certain amount of reluctance, accepted that sexual and reproductive issues were important and should be addressed during the module.

"There's a certain amount of very understandable reluctance," says Knight.

For example, to deliver a given amount of twisting force or torque a reluctance motor has to be larger than an equivalent permanent-magnet motor.

Other providers remarked that patients' pain complaints/pain scores often did not correspond with their behavior during the visit, which contributed to provider skepticism about the amount of pain patients were experiencing and reluctance to prescribe opioids: [I have patients who report that] their back hurts all the time, but then they jump right up onto the exam table, I don't get that.

Robinson et al. suggested a threshold of tolerance to describe the reluctance to trade any amount of life expectancy for a variety of relatively good health states that is often observed in TTO studies [ 16].

Bypassed, admitted with a touch of reluctance.

Spain, Poland and Portugal expressed approval with degrees of reluctance.

The units of reluctance are ampere-turns per weber.

"Of course there's a bit of reluctance," he said.