Примеры reluctant

• The risk is that clinicians increasingly will be reluctant to do quite ordinary procedures to help patients because of existing guidelines.

• At this critical juncture government was still reluctant to get involved but private initiative stepped in and took the lead.

• Most readers interested in one volume will also want to read the other, but will be reluctant to pay £190 for the whole collection.

• The director of an experimental elementary school told me that parents were reluctant at first, but he met with them regularly to change their minds.

• Some artists, of course, are reluctant to explain their practice believing the work to be autonomous and capable of speaking for itself.

• As will become clear later, this means that artists and producers located in lower prestige groups were more reluctant to be interviewed.

• Many of those who belonged to churches were reluctant to endorse this practice, on the grounds that it encouraged promiscuity.

• When refugees proved reluctant to be 'dispersed', government dismissed their resistance as 'irrational'.