Sentence examples for it's loath from inspiring English sources

Another, more plausible possibility is that precisely because this White House wants to be seen as tough on terrorism, it's loath to acknowledge the possibility that it doesn't have Al Qaeda completely on the run.

Although the government usually provides the defense with summaries of its conversations with witnesses, it is loath to share verbatim accounts because the fine details of those dealings can allow defense lawyers, as these transcripts have, to suggest that a witness has tailored testimony to win favorable treatment.

Moreover, the opposition is, at last, free enough to make an impact, and it is loath to squander its freedom on infighting.

But the Fed has signaled that it is loath to trim its fed fund target, which would increase inflationary pressures.

Even though Kerala maintains that it is loath to reneging on its commitment to supply water to its neighbor, Tamil Nadu believes that Kerala's proposals to build a new dam could make the agreements academic.

And second, that it is loath to stand up for liberal values or has inherently conservative policy preferences.

The reversal of a jury's verdict in a civil dispute is rare, and the federal appeals court said it was loath to overturn the case.

Once the Roman system had identified the proprietarius (the owner), it was loath to let him convey anything less than all the rights, privileges, and powers that he had in the thing.

A summer of endless rain, violent storms and plain, mean heat has left the Midwest doing what it is loath to do, especially in this season: whining about the weather.

City officials expect that it will cost about $350 million to acquire all the property and relocate tenants, but it is loath to do so without a definitive deal with the exchange.

But in practice it is loath to improve conditions for cyclists if it means constricting the flow of cars, such as by removing a car lane to create a physically separated bike lane.