Sentence examples for reluctantly accepting that from inspiring English sources

The national authorities are reluctantly accepting that, even though they insist that the complex is completely safe, has decades of good service to offer and, in any case, will take thousands of workers and many years to fully shut down.

Kevin Keegan will sever his ties with Manchester City today after reluctantly accepting that he has failed with his attempt to re-establish the club among the Premiership's elite.

But I couldn't do that now, could I? Andy and pals would be in their 40s by this stage, probably married with kids, holding down jobs, not reading as much as they used to, beginning to suffer from ill-defined ailments, forgetting who they once were and reluctantly accepting that life doesn't turn out how you thought it would.

It seems we are reluctantly accepting that the age of the British nightclub is over.

Mainstream Republican voices seem to be increasingly, if reluctantly, accepting that Donald Trump may in fact be their party's presidential nominee?

Mr. Stahl reluctantly accepts that view as well, suggesting that the pressure of economic competition is being felt even in Europe's most comfortable quarters.

Trophy hunting is thus widely condemned in the environmental ethics literature, though Varner (1994) reluctantly accepts that it is acceptable behavior if the hunter also intends to pursue a "therapeutic goal". Trophy hunters, unlike sport hunters, cannot claim that they are pitting their wits against a cunning adversary, let alone running a personal risk.

It is now widely, albeit reluctantly, accepted that Europe depends on Russia's gas and that Russia, in its turn, cannot do without the lucrative EU market.

Most Tories reluctantly accept that they have no choice but to be patient: Mr Hague tried frightening people, and it didn't work.

Marcus Edwards will seek a move away from Tottenham this summer, having reluctantly accepted that his chance of a first-team breakthrough under Mauricio Pochettino has gone.

Rubio's professed ignorance has shifted to skepticism – a sign that many Republicans have reluctantly accepted that the issue exists for voters, if not that the issue matters.