1. Half an hour later and I'm more than a little reluctant to make my way, with 20 other passengers into the cable car.
2. Allen was reluctant to characterize the degree of progress, saying much more had to be done.
3. The failure to collect fees led to serious financial crises of heating providers and their worsening services made more people reluctant to pay.
4. A recent survey by China's central bank showed that Chinese depositors are now more reluctant than since 1999 to consume instead of saving or investing.
5. The Guangzhou Daily reports, more and more employed females are reluctant to have babies nowadays.
6. Both of them are considering sending more training units for the Afghan army and police, but are reluctant to deploy extra combat units.
7. Ding said that many cotton dealers have complained their cotton stockpiles were too high and are reluctant to buy more.
8. More and more school children were reluctant to go to school because of security concerns.
9. It also said navies have been more reluctant to intervene because pirates are using hijacked vessels to catch new prey.
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10. Sometimes they were reluctant to express themselves and in more occasions they were unable to do so due to the language barrier.