Sentence examples for considered reluctant from inspiring English sources

With the new position Mr. Scieszka said he hoped to reach out to children who are considered reluctant readers.

Mr. Barak was considered reluctant to order a harsh military response that could further escalate the violence, cause more Israeli casualties and jeopardize the fragile Israeli-Syrian negotiations.

Islamist fighters said recently that they had driven a rival rebel brigade out of Raqqa, a rebel-held provincial capital in northeastern Syria, because they had found some of its fighters drinking wine and consorting with women, and because they considered brigade reluctant to fight.

In addition, street-based FSWs were considered more reluctant to participate in the project services, because of the time commitment and the corresponding loss of clients and income.

In "Improving Childhood Vaccination Rates" in the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Diekema invites doctors to consider the reluctant or recalcitrant parent as a diagnostic problem.

Considering how reluctant club managers are to release their players for international games, it's unlikely they would favor any moves to organize a match purely on the basis of spectacle.

Mr. Powell's unusually explicit talk of the possibility of force was seen in Washington and at the United Nations as notable for coming from the figure considered the most reluctant of those around Mr. Bush to go to war.

Twenty-five percent of the respondents were considered to be reluctant to change their daily routines, and 29% had doubts about the impact of their own actions on oral health.

Warner, which releases music by artists including Josh Groban and Matchbox Twenty, was considered to be particularly reluctant to drop restrictions on copying.

Because Hincapie is considered a credible and reluctant witness, his testimony could be the most damaging evidence against Armstrong, who is accused of doping and playing a key role in a vast doping conspiracy.

And if you are still feeling reluctant, consider the comment from a student named Rachel on a guest post about why 9/11 should be taught: I am a student, and to be honest I really thought history was boring because all of the dates you had to remember for tests.