Sentence examples for reluctant collaboration from inspiring English sources

Although his reputation suffered as a result of his reluctant collaboration with Germany's Nazi regime, Strauss was so certain of his prominence that when advancing US forces approached his home in Bavaria at the end of the war, he collected some papers from his desk and confidently greeted the GIs.

As storytelling it's more or less a bust: Henry Cavill's suave, side-parted CIA agent and Armie Hammer's surly KGB counterpart give viewers little to invest in individually, so the back and forth of their reluctant collaboration passes by in a pomade-slick flash.

Since then they had witnessed "a substantial increase in definitive evidence that EU projects are reluctant to be in collaboration with UK partners, and that potentially all new funding opportunities from Horizon 2020 are closing".

The Israeli government, now working on a plan for a long-term conversion to gas, has yet to publish its estimates of its deposits and appears reluctant to advertise its collaboration with what could be a parallel bonanza for the Palestinians.

Both men, reluctant to be drawn into collaboration with the president, demanded further negotiations.

So it may be no surprise then that Prada was reportedly reluctant to participate in this project, a collaboration of the Met's Costume Institute curators Harold Koda and Andrew Bolton with renown film director Baz Luhrmann.

Ken Banks, author of The Rise of the Reluctant Innovator, is all about disruption and creative collaboration.

Kelly had approached Donen with this project as their next collaboration and at first Donen was reluctant to accept the offer now that he was an established director on his own.

When it comes to sharing resources, primary healthcare practices are much more reluctant to engage further in real partnership and collaborations.

GPs' needs for collaboration were more frequent when the patient was reluctant to consult a MHPro.

Chinese scientists have said the lack of national regulations has stymied some international collaborations because scientists in other countries can be reluctant to engage in research involving animals if they are not covered by humane protections.