Sentence examples for are reluctant to split from inspiring English sources

So public-radio people are reluctant to split their format.

Beyond that Mercedes are reluctant to split their strategies for fear of upsetting the losing driver.

Mr. S split the pair and doubled his bet — the correct play by the numbers, even if the casual player is reluctant to split anything but aces.

Some critics felt the reform could have been more radical, but amending it might have endangered its passage through parliament.Italians may be reluctant to wed, but they have also been reluctant to split up.

Some shareholders are reluctant to vote to split the role of chairman and chief executive, saying the right way to send a message is to vote against certain directors, a move they think will result in positive change at the board level.

Jews have been deeply divided in their response to the proposal, and some rabbis are reluctant to broach a subject that might split their congregations — or seem to violate the holiness of the occasion.

But Democrats in Congress are reluctant to sign off on an agreement before the presidential elections, and Republicans are split.

Many are reluctant to do so.

Record labels are reluctant to invest.

They are reluctant to make new loans.

Indian firms are reluctant to invest.