Sentence examples for completely reluctant from inspiring English sources

However, many corporations are completely reluctant to do the harder work of "authentic sustainability" – projects or public policy initiatives that may cost money but make significant progress toward solving environmental problems that the companies help create.

Coding "not applicable" as "no" would have had the following potential consequence: e.g. if a participant is willing to disclose the whole data-set except one item which is not applicable to his context, he would have been falsely categorized as completely reluctant (i.e. "0" in regression analysis).

"She has, by their account, been an entirely reluctant and at times completely indifferent mother to her three caring daughters.

The judge said she had had four husbands and a number of affairs, had spent money recklessly and been "an entirely reluctant and at times completely indifferent mother" to her three daughters.

After the cutbacks, some corporate travel managers remain reluctant to completely open up the travel purse.

The right-hander Jeff Nelson has thrown better in his last few outings, but Torre still seems reluctant to completely trust him after Nelson's month-long control problems.

The cable news channels are already in turmoil because the cable and satellite big boys are reluctant (read: completely against as in Republicans and health care reform) to allow destabilization of their basic cable rationale for existence.

Until further clarification, to the best of our knowledge, we maintain reluctant to completely substitute the 24-h collection by the P/C ratio especially when a renal flare is suspected, or before any change in therapy.

Until further clarification, to the best of our knowledge, we maintain reluctant to completely substitute the 24-h collection by P/C ratio especially when (according to other activity parameters) a renal flare is suspected, as well as before any change in therapy.

The American official did not want to be identified while discussing the delicate nature of a relationship that, whatever its failings, both nations are reluctant to jettison completely.

Though he was completely at fault, she was reluctant to tell him how badly he had done because of how she would be perceived.