Sentence examples for facing reluctance from inspiring English sources

It is also facing reluctance from Republicans in Congress, who see little benefit in taking up the issue next year, during a mid-term election campaign.

Duc Nguyen, who was rescued by a US Navy vessel after escaping Vietnam as a teenager, said he faced reluctance from some community members when he started trying to raise money this summer for the Migrant Offshore Aid Station, a rescue group based in Malta.

He faces reluctance at first to cross the threshold to answer the call, but he inevitably takes the call and embarks on his journey into the unknown wherein he encounters tests, allies and enemies.

The CHW in the third practice faced reluctance of patients towards home visits.

But those efforts are facing continued reluctance by some prosecutors and victims' rights groups.

But those efforts are facing continued reluctance by some prosecutors and victims' rights groups to expand the rights of criminal defendants and prolong an appeals process they say is already too slow.

Mrs. Clinton is heading to a regional security meeting in Vietnam on Thursday, where she is likely to face more reluctance to point fingers at North Korea over the Cheonan.

In seeking a solution for Cyprus, Mr. Dijsselbloem has faced the reluctance of Northern European nations, including his own, to give money to a divided island in the eastern Mediterranean and to save a banking system that has long benefited Russian investors.

But Mr. Arafat's negotiators did not embrace them and, facing the Palestinians' reluctance, Mr. Barak began shading his acceptance.

Now poised in the moments between one end and another beginning, I face forward with reluctance.

But others are simply faced with a reluctance -- understandable, to be sure -- to sell the house for less than they paid.