Sentence examples for had been reluctant to let from inspiring English sources

I understood why other companies had been reluctant to let me see something like this.

Manager Terry Collins had been reluctant to let Bay play the field in a rehab game until the rib was healed.

The Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, had been reluctant to let the Brazilian-born forward leave, but relented because he was determined to move on.

Until that second game of a four-game series against the Yankees, Howe had been reluctant to let him pitch on consecutive days.

The American military has been reluctant to let civilians operate its equipment, particularly since February 2001 when the U.S.S.

Chelsea have been reluctant to let De Bruyne go on a permanent deal, even though he has fallen out of favour under Blues boss Jose Mourinho.

Thus far, they have been reluctant to let the North Korean issue go to the UN Security Council for action, including possible sanctions.

However, his £54m move from Napoli to PSG put off interest from the Premier League in 2013, and the Parisians have been reluctant to let him go since.

Despite working in a new medium, Zoser's builders seem to have been reluctant to let go of the aesthetics of the old one.

Some emerging economies still peg their currencies to the dollar; many others have been reluctant to let their exchange rates rise enough to make up for the dollar's decline.

At the same time, he said, broadcasters have been reluctant to let go of the part of the nation's airwaves, or spectrum, that they do not fully use.