Sentence examples for reluctantly today from inspiring English sources

Iraq said very reluctantly today that it would allow United Nations weapons inspectors to begin work in the country and would "deal with" a Security Council resolution obligating it to disarm.

That is why, Mr. Speaker, I reluctantly today rise in opposition against this resolution, because I think that the president has not made a case as to why Iraq and why attack Saddam Hussein.

I'll reluctantly fall in love.

We got some of that, albeit reluctantly, yesterday from Rumsfeld".

Ms. Loshak, meanwhile, had come to town somewhat more reluctantly two years earlier.

Beckenbauer can now retire from the post of West German team chief, which he accepted reluctantly six years ago, with honour.

We can be sceptical about that, but it's tempting and unwise to underestimate Boris, I concluded reluctantly several years ago.

Mr. Nelson had been executive editor under Art Cooper, the editor in chief of the magazine, who left reluctantly last spring after 20 years, and then died suddenly in June.

SANDRA GENELIUS New York A Transgender Quandary To the Sports Editor: Re "A Pioneer, Reluctantly," May 13: I often wonder if there will come a time when we accept that accommodating one person hurts more than it helps.

Under a so-called consent agreement, approved reluctantly this week by divided Detroit leaders, a nine-member financial advisory board will be appointed to guide the city, which will be required to report any budget shortfalls swiftly and to hire a "program management director" to help oversee reforms.

There has been talk of private hustings to decide between the two, but Smith, who resigned only reluctantly last week, is said to have considerable support from MPs in the party and it may be that Eagle comes to the conclusion that he is best equipped for the battle.