Sentence examples for reluctantly seeking from inspiring English sources

Unlike South Carolina, whose strident proslavery voices led the South into secession, North Carolina left the Union reluctantly, seeking compromise until the last moment.

Nyerere's administration was challenged in 1964; an army mutiny was suppressed in January only after the president reluctantly sought the assistance of British marines.

Her tale can inspire and transform the welfare system into one that assists, rather than punishes, the people who reluctantly seek its help.

He reluctantly sought approval of the peace plan after the United States rebuffed his demand to first make significant changes, saying it would "fully and seriously" address Israel's reservations as the plan moved ahead.

No line item for the Office of Management and Budget, Lightman operates under the auspices of his own consulting firm, the Washington-based Lighthen Group, which the feds reluctantly seek out when they are tripped up, presumably by their own inexorable incompetence.

Out of his depth, culturally and otherwise, Harry reluctantly seeks the assistance of an old adversary, Tanaka Ken Takakuraa), in retrieving her from the notoriously vicious organized-crime ring.

(Migrant wife carer of a husband with complicated diabetes) On rare occasions, participants, like the carer above, reluctantly sought financial help from family members, or used birthday/anniversary gift vouchers to ease financial pressures, which was frequently still insufficient to fulfil needs.

Reluctantly, he sought political asylum in Britain.

He entered World War I reluctantly and sought a multilateral solution at the end.

Eventually Simpson reluctantly agrees to seek Cochran's council.

If the labour should stall, the woman will reluctantly agree to seek assistance from the very same community members in whom she has declared her low trust in category 2. Despite agreeing to explore options available in the community (category 3), the woman in labour will exercise her own will regarding who should be involved or not.