Sentence examples for loathe to back from inspiring English sources

With just 14 employees, his small company is at the mercy of venture capitalists who are loathe to back any enterprise that lacks long-term stability; the PTC, he said, has never been more than a piecemeal solution.

In a postscript in a later edition of the book, Mr. Krakauer called himself "stubborn and proud and loathe to back down from a fight," and wished that he had been "a little less strident" in his post-Everest debate with a climbing guide, Anatoli Bourkreev, who died shortly after his own book on the deadly season came out.

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

Great, you might think, a smart new start-up has found that it can harness the power of the crowd to fund technology that venture capitalists might be loathe to back.

We can hope that Pakistan's new military leader, General Kiyani, will encourage the civilian leadership to focus on the essentials, but Kiyani is loathe to bring the military back as the arbiter of Pakistan's domestic affairs.

She stretched out both her hands to me then but I shrank back, unaccountably loathe to take them.

And he is evidence that the reach of Tijuana's cultural sphere extends well beyond the city's borders — even if San Diego, a city that lives with its back to the border, is loathe to admit it.

In fact, in some secret back door diplomacy, Russian and Ukrainian diplomats loathe to be seen together in public have been happy to meet and confer inside the regal President Hotel.

And with the White House, which has been loathe to engage in the debate, pushing for a longer-term resolution, the parties will likely veer back into more hotly-contested negotiations.

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

"We are loathe to give up that spot.