Sentence examples for reluctant over from inspiring English sources

Courts have been reluctant over the years to force state prison officials to rethink disciplinary regulations, legal experts said.

She said that while religion in general is still coddled in the United States, where churches get tax exemptions and God is on money and in inaugural speeches, we've indeed become less reluctant over time to poke fun or hurl barbs at Christianity or Judaism.

I have been reluctant over the years to use much electronic technology in my classes.

However, due to the small sample size, we are reluctant to over interpret the results here.

And ever since then I have been reluctant to over-resource tech projects.

In consultation with Professor Kegan, Dr. Rapier began to observe his own behavior at work, identifying occasions when he was reluctant to hand over projects — or when he superficially handed them over, only to retain ultimate control.

The multiplying jurisdictions have led to breakdowns, as some chiefs insist on independence and control over crimes in their own counties and are reluctant to turn over authority to outsiders from another county or the federal government.

I was reluctant to go over, but eventually I did.

Banks and investors are reluctant to hand over more funds.

NATO officials were reluctant to turn over the city, the traditional base of the Taliban, now.

The Russians are sometimes still reluctant to hand over their most sophisticated technologies.