Sentence examples for growing reluctant from inspiring English sources

Investors are growing reluctant to lend cheap money to a handful of European countries.

By early 2010, banks and bond investors were growing reluctant to lend Greece money.

Financial institutions were growing reluctant to lend to one another, even overnight.

As companies and universities patent improved varieties, developing countries, which harbor many wild seeds useful in breeding, are growing reluctant to share these seeds without compensation.

The rise, within analysts' expectations, was the biggest in four years, despite evidence that British shoppers are growing reluctant to spend as economic growth falters.

Widespread skepticism about the condition of some banks has led to a run on their shares, and to a position where banks are growing reluctant to lend to one another — which is the first symptom of a proper 2008-style crisis crisis.

Blacks continue to overwhelmingly support Obama, but their support has grown reluctant and less patient.

As scholars grow reluctant to give opinions, forgers find it easier to circulate their wares.

Consumers grew reluctant to pay the elite prices Nike had grown accustomed to charging.

Americans grew reluctant to inflict pain, but they were unwilling to abandon capital punishment.

And so, educators there grew reluctant to use the test results to shape their lesson plans.