Sentence examples for reluctantly to keep from inspiring English sources

Aides said at the time that Romney embraced Trump, however reluctantly, to keep him in the fold and from bolting the party.

While the reforms Cameron has secured are modest, there's a swelling chorus of voices in countries like Germany saying not just "We must do this, reluctantly, to keep Britain in", but "We really do need to reform the EU".

It was forced to join with five famous old others to form the Royal Regiment of Scotland; allowed, reluctantly, to keep the individual red hackles on their tam o'shanters.

Many governors rattled off the cuts they had reluctantly made, or the taxes they had reluctantly raised, to keep their states going after a downturn that included the deepest and longest declines in state tax collections on record.

Endemol reluctantly agreed to keep her strict ban on contestants who "behave in a immoral way" such as posing in the nude.

The reports on Sunday came at the end of a week of fevered speculation over what Syriza hardliners had in mind as an alternative to the tough bailout terms Tsipras has reluctantly accepted to keep Greece in the eurozone.

That would help relieve the European Central Bank from its current role as the buyer of last resort for Italian and Spanish bonds, a decision it reluctantly made to keep down the borrowing costs of those governments and prevent Greece's problems from infecting the rest of Europe.

They reluctantly agreed to keep Detzner's presence a secret.

He reluctantly agreed to keep the deal in place.

We argued for a while, and eventually, reluctantly, Nasir agreed to keep going.

He is the second player Exeter have reluctantly let go to keep under the £7m cap following Santiago Cordero.