Sentence examples for reluctantly introduced from inspiring English sources

The years 1958 60 saw a further worsening of the economy as the government reluctantly introduced restrictive measures.

As the year draws to a close, we revisit some of the characters reluctantly introduced to the public in this space in recent months.

David had only reluctantly introduced them to the Harts, hustling the conversation along as he fetched his duffelbag on the morning of the first departure.

Mr. Berlusconi, who once promised never to raise taxes, reluctantly introduced the measures last month in answer to conditions set by the European Central Bank for buying Italian debt to drive down the country's borrowing costs.

A kind of cosmic repulsive force was first hypothesized by Albert Einstein in 1917 and was represented by a term, the "cosmological constant," that Einstein reluctantly introduced into his theory of general relativity in order to counteract the attractive force of gravity and account for a universe that was assumed to be static (neither expanding nor contracting).

Uber, for example, reluctantly introduced wallet-based payments in India in accordance with laws, and there's plenty at stake in the country.

More reluctantly, he introduced Welsh and Scottish devolution.

Reluctantly he agreed and was introduced to T Bone Burnett, the producer behind Robert Plant and Alison Krauss's album "Raising Sand," Elton John and Leon Russell's recent "Union" and the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack.

They have, for instance, inflated for mortgage-backed securities, to the point where the TMPG has reluctantly proposed penalties similar to those introduced for Treasuries.

The bill seeks to toughen a sanctions bill introduced last summer, one which the president reluctantly signed only after passing Congress with huge majorities.

He comes home tired but happy as ever and reluctantly agrees I should introduce him at the next party conference as "My husband, my hero".