Sentence examples for reluctant to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Commercial plants are reluctant to evaluate the technology without knowing overall cost benefits of the process.
Breeding programs are usually reluctant to evaluate and use germplasm accessions other than the elite materials belonging to their advanced populations.
We were also interested to evaluate whether clinicians were reluctant to use fluocinolone in better seeing eyes.
Ask him to rank today's trainers and he is reluctant, saying that there are too many of them to evaluate them properly (whether that means too many good ones or just too many is unclear).
The Chinese students and their Australian supervisors noted that the students were reluctant to self-evaluate, to express their opinions, to admit they did not understand or to take active steps to acquire needed information.
Mark Salzman admits that he was reluctant even to visit a friend's writing class at Central Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles because he was "still angry about getting mugged in 1978" and "unqualified to evaluate poems about AK-47's".
I have to evaluate and will evaluate".
He adds: "They are reluctant to go back and re-evaluate earlier results in light of new information, and thus prior biases are likely to compound as the season goes on.
We realize that once the studies have been located and evaluated, investigators are reluctant to neglect any information and may want to perform additional analyses on other outcomes.
They are generalists with little experience in evaluating intelligence, and they are reluctant to hamper government operatives sworn to defend the nation.
