Sentence examples for into reluctance from inspiring English sources

Opposition to the CTEA shouldn't translate, however, into reluctance to extend copyright protection to derivative works like the French translation of my latest novel.

Such issues translated into reluctance to visit health care services.

Therefore, it could be speculated that a situation may occur in which the initial inclination OPCs to differentiate is inhibited by the presence of myelin and turns into reluctance as the expression of signalling molecules required to activate OPCs diminishes.

It was only after going to the United States to pursue a series of graduate degrees — an M.B.A. at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School; at Harvard, a law degree (he already had one from McGill) and a Ph.D. in business (he never completed it) — that his distaste for the law evolved into a reluctance to return home, and that his homesickness turned into a kind of resolve.

That, though, may run into the reluctance of foreign countries to let assets fall partially or fully into the hands of the Chinese state.

But he does go a little further into his reluctance.

This translates into a reluctance to invest in deep renovation projects.

I think, for younger artists, this translates into a reluctance to tackle political or social issues, for fear of being labeled and distorted.

The availability of the Internet has played into American reluctance to allow Iraq to import advanced computers, even though the Iraqis insist they are for secondary school use.

But Qwest, which has $3.2 billion in such notes, began running into increasing reluctance from investors to buy new paper in recent weeks, driving up its borrowing costs.

Senator Arlen Specter, a Republican of Pennsylvania, demanded Judiciary Committee hearings into her reluctance to pursue investigations of campaign financing, but there seemed little desire among his colleagues to summon Ms. Reno to Congress.