Sentence examples for loathe to add from inspiring English sources

I suppose this is a good idea, although shoppers are loathe to add yet another step to their transactions.

I'm loathe to add to the growing pile of neo-neo-paleo-feminist commentary of mothers leaning in to their careers or opting out of their careers or doing headstands for their careers.

He added: "Some sites would be loathe to bring it in, because the moment they become more difficult to use, users would start leaving the site".

Although I am loathe to encourage unnecessary legislative verbiage, it would be simple to add a sentence stating that "the tax exempt status of religious corporations shall not be challenged on the basis of this law".

"I'd be loathe to back a boycott of the club," Smith added.

Covering a total of 28 hospitals, they are loathe to blame individuals.

CIA Headquarters added, according to the Senate Intelligence Committee's executive summary, "We cannot have enough black site hosts, and we are loathe to let one we have slip away".

Southampton's manager, Ronald Koeman, was loathe to criticise his goalkeeper.

"We are loathe to give up that spot.

The reports are loathe to blame individuals.

Users are loathe to pay meaningful subscription fees.