Sentence examples for to be reluctant to commit from inspiring English sources

The Cardinals were said to be reluctant to commit that much money for that many years, although DeWitt said, "You can be sure that we explored a number of different avenues in an effort to keep Albert".

Additionally, there is a growing perception, somewhat supported by our figures of an increasing trend for males also to work part-time and to be reluctant to commit to a life-long career [ 18].

And makers of tablets and smartphones may be reluctant to commit themselves to an architecture dominated by a single company that makes its own processors.

But some analysts are skeptical, and potential customers may be reluctant to commit themselves to buying it without a financial security blanket.

Fans, too, will be reluctant to commit to buying season tickets without knowing if they will have a use for them.

Ad buyers at the major American brand companies may be reluctant to commit larger sums to the Internet because they believe they do not have control over where their ads appear, analysts say.

But until they prove their case, central banks will be reluctant to commit to their policy.The market monetarists do not fret about the side effects of the activism they seek, which can misdirect capital, inflate bubbles and seduce people into over-borrowing.

But you do not address the main reason why donors may be reluctant to commit themselves to such an apparently worthy programme; their concern not that the money would be well used but that it would be used at all.In Zimbabwe (admittedly not the best example in present times), the government recently introduced a 5% AIDS levy on personal incomes (replacing a more fungible development levy).

"Therefore, they will not be reluctant to commit every form of attack anywhere at any time".

But the Senate race will not be decided until November, and candidates for chancellor may be reluctant to commit not knowing whether the mayor will stay.

This means that states belonging to the European Space Agency (Esa) may be reluctant to commit to an expensive upgrade to a vehicle that may have a limited use.