These results suggest that lame dairy cows are more reluctant to change position on rubber compared with sand, and that sand is more comfortable to lie on.
"I'm reluctant to take positions on specific tax and spending measures," he told Representative Spencer T. Bachus of Alabama, the top Republican on the House committee that oversees the Fed.
Trading thinned as a result, and many investors were reluctant to take positions before they left work.
But universities have been reluctant to create positions for RyC researchers, who mainly have a research role and not a teaching role like the home-grown candidates, argues Fernandez-Soto.
Second, VAS responses might be affected by a so-called end-aversion bias, the phenomenon of respondents tending to be reluctant to mark positions near the endpoints of the scale (Bleichrodt and Johannesson 1997; Robinson et al. 2001; Torrance et al. 2001).
According to House's diaries, Lane, while reluctant to leave his position as chairman, was willing to serve in the Interior position if offered.
Many leaseholders who are now in an increasingly vulnerable position are reluctant to talk about the ongoing negotiations.
Many male senators in both parties appear extremely reluctant to take a position on such an emotionally charged and complex legal issue.
In interviews with more than a dozen black legislators, most were reluctant to characterize their position as a stand against discrimination.
For days, the mayor, who is often reluctant to abandon a position of his, insisted on going ahead with the race, saying it would signal that the city was back to normal.
