Sentence examples for reluctant to recognize from inspiring English sources

Among European Union members, Cyprus, Romania and Slovakia have also been reluctant to recognize Kosovo.

Finally, folks at the Fed may have been reluctant to recognize their own mistakes.

When she later found herself sexually assailed by a female partner, she was reluctant to recognize the violence as abuse.

Although he was reluctant to recognize the abdication of Napoleon in 1814, Macdonald served Louis XVIII loyally and did not rejoin Napoleon during the Hundred Days.

The white settlers as the years went on, were to become more and more reluctant to recognize the Indians as their landlords.

And how do we expect a go-it-alone superpower to depose terrorists who exploit the global interdependence America is reluctant to recognize?

The government seems reluctant to recognise that.

It is therefore extremely important to be able to recognize reluctant leadership on your team and provide helpful feedback and clear requests for the individual to change the behaviors.

Scanlan himself has come, recently, to recognize this difficulty although he appears reluctant to alter his presentation style (Scanlan 2016a, footnote 3, p. 7).

Supporters of same-sex marriage, Toobin says, "are trying to get the Supreme Court to recognize a new set of rights, which they are generally reluctant to do".

In fact, men appear less likely than women to recognize their symptoms as those of anorexia or bulimia, and seem more reluctant to seek professional help.