How to pronounce Reluctant in English

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Citizens were reluctant to travel.

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Citizens were reluctant to travel.

reluctant TO RETHINK, AND EVEN

American companies are often reluctant

China was also reluctant to let

- [Presenter] If reluctant, the president wants

They can be reluctant to seek assistance.

In addition, the German government was reluctant

Its agonies was initially reluctant, but Cooper

Still seem reluctant to make the switch.

You're reluctant to totally disrupt it yourself.

U.S. companies were reluctant to slow down,

So far, commercial banks have been reluctant

And you're very reluctant to change this picture.

Peter appears reluctant to take on this burden.

And he gave license to some reluctant countries

- While Ant may have been a bit reluctant

I myself was quite reluctant to enter this world

As a result, Japanese firms were reluctant to increase

And the Crown was incredibly reluctant to do so.

- A lot of people are reluctant to build backlinks.

More who were very reluctant for any kind of change.

As a guy myself, I'm more reluctant to reach out

They're very reluctant to see that taken away from them.

Maybe the fed will be reluctant to raise interest rates.

By makeup artists who were reluctant to even touch my skin.

Personalities. I think a lot of people were slightly reluctant about

Option? Historically, young people tend to be more reluctant about their

As the health emergency worsened, firms in these sectors became reluctant

Masséna was deeply reluctant to go, and complained bitterly about his appointment.

Specifically, they are reluctant to impose a five percent and then eight

It was a response to feedback from customers reluctant to use wipes

This corps, composed of German troops and reluctant Prussian allies, guarded the left

Basically, many governments are reluctant to lose control of the small industries they

Many employers in South Korea are often reluctant to retain their older employees.

reluctant to. On the consumer side, I believe passwords will be slower to

They are reluctant to vote against it because it means going up against

And has been reluctant to censor all but the most heinous sorts of speech.

And so you can see why some airports might be a little reluctant to

Are reluctant to invest in a market they are convinced will continue to shrink.

Despite at first being reluctant to commit his phalangites into the broken, hilly terrain, Philip

This is why it is understandable that the Government of Evo Morales is so reluctant

Soon, investors around the world had become reluctant to lend money to any developing country.

Paullus, still supposedly reluctant to give battle in this terrain, took charge of the army next

So far, American majors have seemed reluctant to invest in the most popular renewables, solar and wind.

But the chinese are reluctant to push so hard as to risk the collapse of north korea’s

There he was greeted by a reluctant and scheming court which presented him the severed head of Pompey...

There he was greeted by a reluctant and scheming court which presented him the severed head of Pompey...

Beijing has, therefore, shied away from the club, reluctant to reveal the details of its debt agreements with other countries.

And to say we would like to market a new medicine... a lot of people are reluctant to take a chance

U.S. seems to be a kind of the young reluctant colt saying, well, we'll get around to it, but what's the hurry?