Sentence examples similar to loath to prevent from inspiring English sources
Since Forrester's hypothetical businessman or employed worker is loath to pay taxes, the only way to prevent his flight to the suburbs is to deny poor people a place to live in the city.
Power companies frequently cut off electricity to some customers to prevent an isolated problem from spreading, but they are loath to do so on a large scale.
Across the country, Republicans are eager to prevent people from enrolling, fearing that once people begin receiving the benefit they will be loath to give it up.
Big credit card lenders are loath to acknowledge another reason that the breaches keep happening: they are in the business of reducing the financial losses stemming from fraud, not preventing data theft in the first place.
Advocates for such a site say it would not only help prevent new hepatitis and AIDS infections but could also provide a contact point for other health services, including rehabilitation, for addicts who are often loath to seek help.
They are loath to miss the holidays.
Seems loath to make correction.
Yet people are loath to challenge experts.
I was loath to mess it up.
She was loath to leave the house.
Why are we loath to ask questions?
