The phrase "as reluctance" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or phrase that lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "He accepted the offer as reluctance to leave his current job."
Alternatives: "with hesitation" or "out of unwillingness".
Both Mr. Sharon's political supporters and opponents in Israel interpreted his comments as reluctance to pursue new negotiations.
The researchers said ageism could lead to difficulties in adopting a healthy lifestyle, such as reluctance to use a gym, for fear of discrimination.
There is private disagreement among Democrats about whether to go ahead with the advertisement, as well as reluctance to debate the decision publicly.
As well, the practical difficulties of conducting a survey of voter opinion on Election Day, such as reluctance to fill out a questionnaire, may skew the results.
But Mr. Yadlin added that he thought the chances of full Syrian compliance were low and that if the process failed, the Iranians might interpret that as reluctance by the United States and the West to use military force.
As far as reluctance to learn English is concerned, Richard Alba and Victor Nee, in "Remaking the American Mainstream: Assimilation and Contemporary Immigration" (Harvard; $39.95), report that in 1990 more than ninety-five per cent of Mexican-Americans between the ages of twenty-five and forty-four who were born in the United States could speak English well.
Its lyrics stress worry and reluctance as much as a hunger for recognition; its sounds are cryptic and scuffed, indebted to the '90s underground.
But something as seemingly trivial as her reluctance to accept Noah's loose change grows into a momentous issue when she apparently pockets a $20 bill.
Those gains have started to evaporate under the Afghans this year, as casualties mount and as a reluctance to confront the Taliban allows the insurgents to broaden their territory.
As could the reluctance of businesses to invest in technology or the skills of their workers.
His credentials as a fiscal conservative were also attacked, as was his reluctance to bring to the floor legislation meant to crack down on illegal immigrants.
