Sentence examples for reluctant to present from inspiring English sources

It is reluctant to present the findings as a league table because of the variety and quality of data.

President Obama, however, has been reluctant to present himself as a partisan, much less as the leader of a party.

But U.S. negotiators appear reluctant to present concessions to Congress too early for fear of a backlash by lawmakers from cotton-growing states.

But it still seems reluctant to present the National Assembly with a full bill for all the money it needs to finish cleaning up the financial sector.

But now that Old River is valved and metered there are two million nine hundred thousand potential complainers, very few of whom are reluctant to present a grievance to the Corps.

"The majority of self-employed miners are mobile [increasing the risk of imported malaria infections], and they are often reluctant to present themselves to official medical facilities due to immigration and work permit issues.

At first glance, it would seem that Wendy Moore, a lively English journalist and social historian, has written an account of Victor Frankenstein's reluctant endeavors to present his monster with the wife the lonely creature so desperately craves.

They were reluctant to give their names.

Some patients remain reluctant to give superlatives.

He takes such care to present himself as a reluctant pornographer that I wonder if he wishes he could have made his millions through other means.

On the issue of health care providers' perception of men's help-seeking behaviour, early studies in 1998 and 2002 revealed that men were thought to be reluctant to accept and present to health care services unless necessary [ 25, 26].