Sentence examples for reluctant elements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney emerged from the evening with substantial gains in delegates and a growing perception that he was winning over previously reluctant elements of the party.

We are extremely reluctant to allow new elements or attributes in CML unless it can be demonstrated that they can be implemented and deployed in a large number of use cases without problems.

This is the reason why rich countries are reluctant to agree to some elements of a climate change deal which they see as denying them competitive advantage in development.

Donop's force either had difficulty crossing the river, or was reluctant to do so, and elements of the British force were the first to cross the river.

The behind-the-scenes messages he and other officials are getting from Russia and China over Iran's nuclear ambitions may determine whether the nuclear diplomacy can succeed.Both countries have been reluctant to press the other element of the agreed package: economic, financial and political sanctions.

Though he is reluctant to say so, Stone's element is this kind of scandal.

MANY writers are reluctant to admit that there are autobiographical elements in their work.

There was no inherent unity to these disturbances, but many leaders of colonial society were reluctant to ally themselves with these disruptive elements even in protest against Britain.

He did not claim priority for his achievement, and he admitted that he had been reluctant to predict the existence of undiscovered elements as Mendeleyev had done.

In some jobs it may refer specifically to giving confident presentations to lots of people, in which case emphasise that; it may also be a way of saying "social skills" – a vital element that employers are oddly reluctant to specify.

"I love Hillary" -- in contrast -- sounds almost grim, as there's an element of caution in this reluctant admission, and of course, the willingness to criticize.