Sentence examples for ongoing reluctance from inspiring English sources

Of Simon's ongoing reluctance to reunite professionally, he said: "How can you walk away from this lucky place on top of the world, Paul?

The process towards membership of the EU has already been delayed by Serbia's ongoing reluctance to arrest and hand over Bosnian war leader Ratko Mladic to the international war crimes tribunal.

For me, one of his newer objects sums up my ongoing reluctance to love, or hate, Koons.

It's instructive that the most watched TEDTalk in history is about public education -- despite the mainstream media's ongoing reluctance to provide anything more than cursory coverage.

Much more could be added to this list, including Representative Peter King's infamous hearings in 2011 on the radicalization of Muslim Americans, or the recently uncovered plot of a former Congressional candidate to attack Muslims in upstate New York, or the media's ongoing reluctance to apply the word "terrorist" to anyone who is not Muslim.

Concern among doctors and patients over the potential side effects of methotrexate has led to an ongoing reluctance to initiate or continue an effective drug in situations where it is clinically indicated.

Johnson attributes George Michael's seemingly ongoing troubles to his reluctance to be open.

IRB reluctance concerning ongoing researcher-subject interaction was also manifest in its resistance to storing samples in this study.

Yet as has been glaringly evident in the public debates about the ongoing Libyan operations, there is great reluctance to use ground forces because of the fear that they will themselves become casualties or hostages.

The most common reasons for refusal were lack of time and a reluctance to commit to ongoing involvement in an extra, non-essential activity.

There may also be a reluctance of physicians to provide ongoing prescriptions of opioids and benzodiazepines.