reluctance to turn Example Sentences

• In light of this history, their reluctance to turn to the judicial system to vindicate their iterests in their expressive works is understandable.
• The cons of the space method are a very high cost, energy and noise, the reluctance to turn an expensive investment off and the attraction of the related technology for military weapons.
• Israel recognizes the goodness of the Lord and trusts Him to lead them, their hearts turn on a dime, as they grumble and complain about His apparent reluctance or inability to meet their every need in
• In turn, public policy that consistently favors the already advantaged feeds cynicism and reluctance to vote or get otherwise involved in the democratic process.
• That, in turn, means a reluctance to think about how to tackle the question of concentrated economic power.
• The reluctance to accept hospital referrals, especially when physical therapy or wound care is needed, comes down to practical matters: How many staff members will it take to turn the patient?
• This scenario often leads, in turn, to the reluctance, refusal and disinterest of students.
• These perceptions may exacerbate the reluctance of immigrants who are targeted for crimes based on their perceived immigration status to not see police as a place to turn for assistance.
• Mrs, and in turn the three tried valiantly to cope with the recalcitrant fastenings, and I went with the less reluctance that I knew I was not the only friend she had invited.