reluctance

He gave his name with great reluctance, and only after being assured the article would not appear in Korean.

From his triangle offense and reluctance to call quick timeouts , Jackson's coaching style is one of a kind.

It senses its power is growing and this leads to a posture of great self- restraint, even passivity and reluctance to rock the boat.

The frequency and high cost of this has led to reluctance by some operators to have this maintenance done at the required frequency.

If Mr Uribe keeps bad company, it is the result of an instinctive reluctance to leave any political space to his right.

These concerns were at the heart of government reluctance to help CIT, in spite of its role as a lender to thousands of small US businesses.

The children are cute, they are naive, honest, passion, and my heart say what the thought of what to say, without the slightest reluctance.

Reluctance to cosy up to communists of any stripe is still a reflex in most of the region.

But he couldn't say the words out loud. He did not know why, but his reluctance was deep.

Each of the segments has a recess making up a magnetic reluctance portion and an opposite pair of ends making up salient-pole portions.

China's banks haven't always found it easy to move into new markets, coming up against reluctance from local regulators to let them in.

Even the "third-year effect" can largely be explained by the central bank's reluctance to rock the boat towards the end of a presidency.

All free. Love is always easy to get along too difficult, not your reluctance to stop!

Whenever the question of bailouts is mentioned, Merkel acts out a pantomime of reluctance to dish out more cash.

The main reason for this reluctance to allow external financiers access seems to be control aversion (Cressy, 1995).

The problem appeared to be people's reluctance or inability to travel to see their GP in the extreme weather conditions.

Another was the reluctance of high-profile politicians to accept a portfolio in a government that may survive only a few months, or less.

Your reluctance is often caused because you do not have belief in your own abilities.

But business, too, is often a slow-moving gerontocracy, hidebound by a reluctance to let creative individuals make quick decisions.

An overpowering reluctance to greet her made him decide that she had not seen him.

It was not all that long ago that fear would have taken over, and reluctance felt at the thought of the repercussions of stepping out.

As the years passed, he lost some of his reporter's reluctance to express an opinion and gave voice to his conventionally liberal ideals.

The thesis proposes the rotor estimating technique for a switched reluctance motor with its application in a running machine drive system.

This reluctance to link to the outside is, to say the least, hard to reconcile with Zuckerberg's paean to open connection.

The reluctance to marry seems to have unleashed spiteful hostility, an attitude that makes the decision not to wed a tough one.

Remember, the lack of feminine energy during sex may actually be read as a reluctance to initiate the act or to be an active partner in it.

The inherent simplicity and fault tolerance of Switched Reluctance Motor (SRM) Drive (SRD) have made it a great potential drive system.

Protecting information is an important characteristic of the local culture, along with a reluctance to be held responsible for losing it.

Holding and bullying Durant, Bryant used his star status and the reluctance of officials to call crunch-time fouls to his advantage.

I wonder if he sensed my reluctance to be seen with him during our walks.

"Cash is still building up with several institutions and there is a reluctance to allocate that cash, " he said.

They say that men don't like to ask for directions. Well, that reluctance to seek expert advice may extend to the shopping cart.

Mr Hobbs thinks the bank's freedom to wage this battle is limited by a reluctance to offend and a need to lend.

I saw the police officer's face when he saw her People's Republic of China passport. It was a look of great reluctance.

His reluctance to think of a nonsports career caught up with him.

Re-equipping has been a long, slow process and is hindered when supplies come from abroad by the reluctance of drivers to enter the region.

This reluctance to call a spade a spade reflects an inability to reckon with changes the US and Europe have to make to avoid a repeat.

That may be true, but all too many daft policies rely on the collective reluctance of the voters to leave marshmallows uneaten on the table.

What became clear from interviews is that borrowing from family or friends is often done only with great reluctance.

Charity organizations are underdeveloped due to the party's reluctance to grant authority to any entity not under its direct control.

If the savings ratio is going to jump, it is most likely to be driven by the reluctance or inability of consumers to borrow.

Switched reluctance motor (SRM) has no windings or permanent-magnets on the rotor, so it possesses the excellent high speed performance.

Early signs of excess stress are loss of a sense of well-being and reluctance to get up in the morning to face another day.

Per the Zetas, the reluctance to disclose the truth about Roswell involves more than big egos not wanting to be caught in a lie.

Surely such an open-ended offer could be limited only by our reluctance to ask.

Nevertheless, the strange terror grew so insupportable that conquering my reluctance to move I sat up and lit the lamp at my bedside.

And banks' liquidity problems are largely the result of money funds' recent reluctance to hold their debt.

This reluctance to communicate with others is an unfortunate quality in some ways since it tends to give the impression of coldness.

But today's reluctance to settle down and reproduce until later in life could lead to fertility beginning to favour older women.

China's reluctance to act is largely due to its close relationship with Pakistan, the prism through which Beijing views much of the region.

In The Portrait of a Lady, marriage is also the only destiny for Miss Archer in spite of her reluctance to begin life by marrying.

Such forward to play a Christmas tree in a single-striker system, do a bit of reluctance.

Morgiana obeyed, though with no little reluctance, and had a curiosity to see this man who ate no salt.

I sympathise with your reluctance to pay for insurance but I do not follow your reasoning.

But their love of a good tune is matched only by their proficiency at obtaining it illegally and their reluctance to pay for it.

Both are part of a larger problem: the reluctance of the American political system to end the campaign season and get on with governing.

Only, the cruelty must be whitewashed by a moral excuse, and a pretence of reluctance.

The French-speaking province has long had a pacifist streak, born of past reluctance to fight for the British empire.

and that her agitation, her doubts, her reluctance, her discouragement, had been all received as discouragement from herself.

It would be with extreme reluctance that I should leave the Metropolitan Museum, which contains the key to beauty -- a beauty so neglected.

As dads and moms know firsthand -- and most employers accept with some reluctance -- kids' needs are not always predictable in advance.

"We sense a reluctance on the part of foreign partners to extend credit to German banks, " he said.

Government intervention and reluctance on the part of executives to give up full control have been among the obstacles.

China's reluctance to accept binding emissions reduction targets has been a key impediment to a final deal.

his reluctance to spread himself too thin can be traced to what he calls his "lonely, childhood days. "

But it cannot hope to make up for the reluctance of the eurozone's leading players to provide the support needed.

I believe, it was full of reluctance when you melting into the dust, because I was reluctant to see you leaving.

Or the reluctance to leave the much attached homed ? Worrying about the health of my beloved parents?

The main reason for the severe osteoporosis is the reluctance of local women to expose themselves to the sun.

Some of them have joined the national united front for the time being under compulsion and with reluctance .

The animal is usually presented with a history of reluctance to eat.

Facts have proved that the DTC technique could provide a solution to the drive of a switched reluctance motor with no position-sensor.

Yet these have been offset by crowd-pleasing tax increases on the rich and on companies, and a reluctance to cut public spending.

One version of this claims that the initial fiscal stimulus was too small and the reluctance to administer a second dose was a mistake.

None of these people [who traffic parrots] are prosecuted [because of reluctance to take action against the powerful or influential].

With great reluctance , we decided to proceed with an application for government loan guarantees.

Reluctance among men to retire was associated with anticipated deprivations , of mainly of money rather than of attachment to work.

He moved in an inner world that was more beautiful than Georgia and came back to reality with reluctance.

It said most of those still had jobs due to "labour hoarding" , jargon for a reluctance to sack staff during downturns.

His reluctance to "carve out a philosophy" of foreign policy seems wise, as these rarely survive first contact with reality.

The US Department of Justice's antitrust division scored less well, due to its reluctance to intervene on merger deals.

They even show some reluctance to go figure in covering the Wall Street protests which a new poll shows that most Americans sympathize with.

The United States, which used to scold the Europeans for their reluctance, is uncomfortable with Turkey's newly adventurous foreign policy.

Gladly would she have plucked a flower, but she could not overcome her reluctance to break one off.

He cites Americans' greater reluctance to move home to find work, which may be partly due to the growing number of dual-career couples.

My wife, a chief executive, constantly moans at my reluctance to attend corporate events.

China has telegraphed its reluctance to move on the renminbi while public finances in Europe, its biggest export market, are in a mess.

He's now in a land of cattle ranches, and one night his hunger and the smell of a newborn calf overcome his reluctance to cross open areas.

Owing to the reluctance of the American public to enter the war, Roosevelt could not pursue his aim directly.

As a research target, autism has suffered from companies' reluctance to run large placebo-controlled trials.

One reason for the reluctance could be found Saturday morning at the headquarters of the protesters, Pearl Roundabout in Manama.

Compare his reluctance here with his announcement of a prophecy at the climax of the Antigone .

But a reluctance to dirty their hands gives Librans a streak of laziness which may mean a delay in getting their many plans off the ground.

Relocation to another large city within the state might possibly have been considered, but with some reluctance.

One source close to the group said that the sector's darkening outlook contributed to the investors' reluctance to move forward.

It's not Jim's intellect that's the problem, but an inbuilt reluctance to do any more work than necessary to get by.

Its reluctance to do more has attracted criticism, only some of it fair.

It was now time for Frank Churchill to end his visit, and he departed with seeming reluctance.

It is bound to mature into it consciously fulfill their social responsibilities, rather than a passive reluctance or artifice.

The name switched reluctance has now become the popular term for this class of electric machine.

Infinity's strategy contrasts with the reluctance of many foreign investors to share advanced technology with China for competitive reasons.

Consultant Wang points out that newbies' reluctance to do ground-level work is because they wrongly project their place in the workforce.

In this regard, we need to continue to work to overcome the lack of openness and a general reluctance to share health information.

Perlin's research suggests that the primary obstacle to a wave of lawsuits is simply the reluctance of unpaid workers to file complaints.

There is nothing which we receive with so much reluctance as advice.

The invention provides a hybrid type switched reluctance motor, relating to a switched reluctance motor which belongs to the motor field.

His reluctance is partly explained by the similar (if smaller) plans since hatched across the European Union.

Yet there is great reluctance across all European institutions to explore explicitly such a possibility.

But the British commentators' reluctance to accept that their scribblings matter also reflects a refusal to accept responsibility.

There can sometimes be a herd mentality among decision makers, and there is reluctance to be seen as the source of negativity.

American bank supervisors will have to overcome their habitual reluctance to challenge authority and share information.

Yet White had boasted to Salem minister William Bentley in 1788 that he had "no reluctance in selling any part of the human race. "

By allowing Lehman Brothers to fall, the authorities demonstrated their reluctance to save financial institutions with public money.

Then why is there so much reluctance on the part of a new-house hunter?

A measure of the ability of a magnetic circuit to conduct magnetic flux; the reciprocal of reluctance.

But a key stumbling black continues to be U. S. reluctance to cede any power in Iraq.

One reason for Ms May's durability is the reluctance of David Cameron, the prime minister, to lose one of only five female cabinet members.

Their enthusiasm will have been shared in Western capitals that once lamented Turkish reluctance to sever ties to the Libyan leader.

Their reluctance to invest may have more to do with regulatory, financial and fiscal uncertainty than weak consumer demand (see article).

Banks' reluctance to lend as they strive to repair their overstretched balance-sheets is impairing the effectiveness of monetary policy.

This reluctance is particularly problematic today, when the world is desperately looking for ways out of the economic crisis.

The reluctance of water companies to venture into international markets is rooted in history, and a handful of bad experiences.

I felt a certaIn reluctance to tell her the news.

She said this with great reluctance .

The magnetic coupling function and equivalent relationship between reluctance rotor and cage rotor have been analyzed.

Another challenge is the reluctance of pharmaceutical companies to stop marketing these medicines.

But, unfortunately, those effects may be offset by a bigger one: The reluctance of investors and lenders to take risks.

Despite our reluctance to express ourselves, there is still a yearning appetite for romantic correspondence, the National Trust found.

There is a general reluctance to build institutions, or to rely on laws and rules.

But activists say, reluctance among officials to issue the sexuality-specific citizenship certificates means that day may be far away.

The ruling Communist Party over the years has developed an understandable reluctance to directly tax individuals.

"Domestic inflationary pressures are still high, " it said in a recent statement, suggesting a reluctance to raise prices.

Another problem cited was cost concerns, a primary reason for respondents' reluctance to have more children.

Magnetic suspension switched reluctance motor has combined characteristics of synchronous motor and magnetic bearing.

His body language, lack of energy and reluctance to impose himself on the game or take risks exposed a severe lack of confidence.

This paper provides an analysis of a switched reluctance motor (SRM) under two-phase excitation.

But Trichet maintained a reluctance to see the ECB's interest rates fall to zero.

It was with great reluctance that she took early retirement.

It also blamed cultural conventions and a reluctance to question authority.

Reluctance to give up part of our territory resulted in the loss of it all.

Paulson's first problem that Saturday was the reluctance of Wall Street to finance a lifeboat.

Their reluctance, in turn, minimized the environmental steps that industrialized countries were willing to take.

The surveys also revealed a reluctance to borrow, which tallies with signs of a collapse in spending.

Marco Van Basten's reluctance to become involved in football again could be traced back to comments made earlier in his career.

In a speech in Chicago in 1999 Mr Blair outlined his new thinking, revealing a typical reluctance to be captured by the past.

Most importantly, it's an indicator of your reluctance to express your feelings and be assertive.

The Switched Reluctance Motor system has excellent performance of speed adjustment, simple structure, high reliability and lower cost.

Richard Koo of the Nomura Research Institute calls their reluctance to do so the "debt-rejection syndrome" .

That said, there remains a reluctance in Beijing to move more quickly on the next stage of reform and this is likely to intensify.

This has contributed to stagnation and reluctance to make radical decisions that would take the project forward.

Economist Joseph Gyourko sympathizes with Mr. Obama's reluctance to spell out a solution.

Our reluctance for conflict should not be misjudged as a failure of will.

Tom gave up the brush with reluctance in his face, but alacrity in his heart.

Once you have known the joy of such a level, it is with reluctance that you return to Earth.

The reluctance of the local people to talk had brought his investigation to a dead end.

Some northern creditor countries, where bail-out backlash has threatened to topple national governments, have shown reluctance.

Configuration of stator and rotor, excitation mode and working principle for various switched reluctance machine are expounded.

But a key stumbling block continues to be U. S. reluctance to cede5 any power in Iraq.

In part, this reluctance stems from the fact that China has already spent massively on culling poultry and other control measures.

The lawyer nod his head in reluctance.

I gave up the book to my sister with reluctance in my face, but alacrity in my heart.

Instinctive deference to authority, paternalism and reluctance to cause others to lose face inhibit overt challenge and criticism.

Variable reluctance machines: Switched reluctance, Stepper.

The structure, mechanism and numerical control method of lathe spindle driven by variable speed switched reluctance system were introduced.

Such protestations are undermined by Beijing's reluctance to discuss how it plans to protect its increasingly international interests.

The result of Germans' prowess at exporting, combined with their reluctance to spend and invest, has been huge trade surpluses.

China is hardly alone in its reluctance to take firm action against a worrying build-up of inflationary pressures.

The reasons for countries' reluctance to share information are understandable, though hardly defensible.

Prayer is not wrestling with God's reluctance to bless us; it is laying hold on his willingness to do so.

Mr. Medvedev's pledge was tempered by a Russian reluctance to make those sanctions punitive on the Iranian people.

Beijing's mild tone also shows its reluctance to spoil the atmosphere ahead of renewed exchanges with Washington.

That separation does not indicate, however, a reluctance on Geely's part to leverage Volvo in the world's largest emerging car market.

Anger at America and Europe is rampant because of the U. S. occupation of Iraq and Europe's vocal reluctance to grant Turkey EU membership.

"One senses a reluctance of poor people to commit themselves psychologically to a project of making more money, " the authors write.

The reluctance of both state and federal governments to raise enough tax to cover public demand for services and entitlements.

Two years on, that rethinking has barely begun, and only with the most painful reluctance by economists.

Shelley's heart was given to Hunt, who subsequently, not without reluctance and unseemly dispute, resigned it to Mrs.

Considerable vibration and acoustic noise limit the application of Switched Reluctance Motors (SRMs).

We are puzzled about why he talks to Americans directly so rarely and with seeming reluctance.

Yesterday's only slight slip in the shares suggests reluctance to abandon a stock with a prospective yield of above 4 per cent.

Here a girl was being pushed forward into the inner circle with apparent reluctance .

The approach is partly dictated by the inadequacy of China's monetary policy tools and by its reluctance to raise interest rates.

Apple and Google have clashed over Apple's reluctance to approve an application that works with the Google Voice calling service.

Unfortunately, there is still US legislative reluctance to provide capital to the IMF.

There is intense reluctance by so many participants that any move to reveal the truth to the public is sabotaged.

What I find most disturbing of all is the reluctance to admit the nature of the challenge.

Certainly the questions are arising in their minds, and as we have noted previously there is a reluctance to move out of their comfort zone.

This thesis gave a design scheme for the controller based on the fundamental theory and control strategy of the switched reluctance motor.

The reluctance of the Irish players to demonise Henry stemmed from the realisation that they, too, could be culprits.

A number of studies have indicated the reluctance of employers to hire people with mental health conditions.

The city's reluctance to allow outsiders to legally become full residents affects the lives of migrant workers who toil there.

The reluctance seismograph implies a variation of the principle of the moving-coil seismograph.

Now the most obvious problem is the insufficient number of hotels and tour buses, tourist resources should be due to some reluctance.

One reason for the central bank's reluctance is that it has only one mandate: maintaining price stability in the euro zone.

The Ministry of Commerce, China's competition watchdog, has shown little reluctance to scuttle deals with foreign buyers.

Partly the cuts are about fiscal austerity; partly about a reluctance to explain new threats to doubtful voters.

It professes support for the international system, but shows great reluctance to accept any constraint on national sovereignty.

But clear risks remain -- most obviously climbing unemployment and banks' continued reluctance to lend.

The feature of switched reluctance drive used in industry was expounded.

The memory of the Asian financial crisis is another understandable ground for reluctance.

Their reluctance to embrace the spirit of the revolution has perpetuated a mood of angry disputation.

The torque ripple of switched reluctance motor is a crucial problem in its application.

A 2007 Web-based survey by the Nomura Research Institute revealed a growing reluctance to live overseas among younger Japanese.

The axial force mathematical model of magnetic suspending switched reluctance motor (SRM) is analyzed.

Phone suddenly rings pillow, touched hands with great reluctance to get ear, opened his sleepy eyes looked hazy: Oh, is Mom's phone.

The big studios have overcome their initial reluctance to sell digital copies of films through Apple's iTunes store.

The Progressives and the Modernist Pole, however, have signalled their extreme reluctance to sit around a cabinet table with Nahda.

Corus's managers were surprised at Tata Steel's reluctance to reallocate responsibilities and run the two firms as one.

One new microcomputer control technique used on switched reluctance motor driving system is put forward.

History suggests a reluctance to pay for the pleasure of looking someone straight in the eyes.

The reluctance to bash bankers' bonuses stems from recognition that wholesale finance is a global business.

Much should be owed to this lake for the reluctance of leaving Hangzhou!

Despite all the reluctance, most young Chinese still put Spring Festival ahead of Valentine's Day.

Many suspect the truth lies partly in Mr Ospel's reluctance to make way.

The brushless doubly-fed machine has three types of rotor structures, cage, reluctance and wound rotor.

However, reluctance to assert themselves may mean others don't take their sexual and emotional needs seriously.

The first of these traps is a reluctance to admit complexity.

Reluctance to broaden their base of partners for fear of damaging existing business relationships.

The reluctance to disburse this money is purely tactical, designed to push the Greek government into more reforms.

During the 21st century, the greatest danger to European stability is Germany's reluctance to accept its special destiny.

These verbs mean to make a disclosure, usually with reluctance or under pressure. To.

The responsibility for reluctance, however, also lies with the prosecutors and the law itself.

His countenance betrayed irresolution and reluctance.

Mr. Buffett's reluctance to pay a dividend leaves him with little choice but to buy big companies outright.

A grudging spirit, a reluctance to satisfy the needs of the poor among them (v. 10).

Despite its reluctance to take any steps that might reduce economic growth, China has been taking some steps to curb emissions growth.

This reluctance to master and apply conceptual knowledge is a symptom of intellectual laziness.

Understandably, in the interests of reconciliation and peace, there is a reluctance to countenance a confrontational settling of accounts.

Seeking a third choice, he considered CIOs' reluctance to buy new technology that would be complicated to maintain.

He often shows inertia and extreme reluctance to perform complex tasks of which he is perfectly capable.

Even when he deigned to accept people's money, Madoff emphasized his extreme reluctance.

Haley, with visible reluctance , handed over the fifty dollars to Tom.

The murmur with reluctance called several voice, after from the Pu much more western body up escape from.

The reluctance of lovers to discuss prenuptial agreements is understandable.

The method that uses the reluctance network model to imitate the generator rotor inter turn short circuit fault has been put forward.

Later contacted us down, your strong lattice, as well as a reluctance to concede to the people.

Oxfam condemned rich countries' reluctance to provide money for poor countries.

The main hurdle will be car-owners' reluctance to share so personal a possession (and the requirement to keep it clean).

There were many misconceptions during Columbus' time causing people's reluctance to travel west.

In this paper, discussed the influence of airgap on switched reluctance motor (SRM)'s torque through two parts.

In Uige, there is some evidence of a reluctance to seek treatment or remain under care in hospitals.

While such selling improves the attractiveness of some stocks, there remains a reluctance among investors to pick up bargains.

Reluctance to do so due to troubles would send out wrong information.

However, given that it wasn't strongly typed, I can understand a reluctance to use it.

We are in regular contact with your leaders and even if some reluctance is shown, they are generally co-operating with us.

Knowing God's sending heart helps us overcome our natural reluctance to take the initiative.

The police released Andrew with reluctance.

spit sth. out: overcome reluctance to say sth.

Its reluctance to allow the yuan to rise faster has also stimulated the production of manufactured goods.

The reluctance to renounce their foreign passports undermined the public's confidence in their loyalty to the government.