Sentence examples for will be loath from inspiring English sources

EU leaders will be loath to reopen the deal.

Having trumpeted its feat of turning a profit, the state will be loath to sell future shares below this level.

If investors believe regulations permanently cap returns at lackluster levels, they will be loath to pay more than book value.

Conservative Republicans will be loath to provide anything that looks like a bailout, particularly for union workers.

Crown Prince Abdullah and his supporters will be loath to push electoral reforms if they face other problems at home.

But the United States, along with Assad's traditional enemies Turkey and Saudi Arabia, will be loath to accept this reality.

He admits he'll be loath to see it swim away.

Mind you, he'll be loath to leave outside off if Anderson starts to reverse it; Old Trafford 2005 and all that.

The courts will probably be loath to allow Mr. Christie his humorous, personal, idiosyncratic religion.

On a near-daily schedule across six regular-season months, baseball is soap opera with box scores, and fans of a particular team will always be loath to compromise that injection of escapist angst.

An industry that has prospered by selling high-fat, high-calorie or sugary foods in ever larger quantities will probably be loath to deviate too much from a proven path to profits.