Sentences with phrase «less reluctant»

Now, I'm thinking about figuring out how to change the faucets because that spray faucet looks AMAZING and might make me a bit less reluctant to wash the dishes.

Perhaps this will help make me a slightly less reluctant entertainer in a slightly more inspired room.

The Extreme Weather Connection Speaking of extreme weather and climate science, Nature has an interesting piece about how some climate scientists have become less reluctant about linking extreme weather events to climate change.

So I pull back for third, which is a little less reluctant, and the low revs chunter as I let the clutch up and we head down towards the village.

The T - Cut, however, betters our front runners in value terms, meaning you're less reluctant to use it lavishly in attempts to rid scratches from your car.

The study also found that «Building confidence, overcoming shyness to put up their hand to ask for help, being more independent and less reluctant to try without assistance were all elements that parents recognised in their children and directly attributed to Explore Learning.»

After these discussions and several tries at doing morning meeting, students are less reluctant to get together every day for 15 - 20 minutes.

I draw the comparison because Moyle, like Hughes (and unlike the hucksters behind the countless failed high - school romps of the past two decades), has empathy for his young characters — though Hughes was less reluctant to hold them accountable for their angst, marking Moyle as the bigger suck - up — and because he leans towards having an aesthetic, especially in Empire Records, that favours, as Hughes's does, quarantining close - ups and medium close - ups.

I pity body builders, as they are probably experiencing more organ losses because the body is less reluctant to release skeletal muscle (since it thinks the person has to lift a bunch of heavy shit to survive!)

He is now less reluctant to sit in and lose temper.

The report suggests that Shakespeare will be less reluctant to offload in January, with recruits required to bolster his squad in other areas of the field

Wilshere is a similar situation, think Arsenal will be less reluctant to budge on any deals because of the loyalty and investment value of the player, but again depends on his career aspirations.

Not only does it let us sign the CL quality players earlier, it allows their teams months more time to find replacements, thus they are less reluctant to sell.

This statement related to his refusal to sign an exclusive boot deal, but when it comes to actually selling his body for the sexual amusement of others the former Tottenham Hotspur left - back seems far less reluctant.

There is less of a strong history of rivalry between Liverpool and City, meaning they are less reluctant to see Sterling move to the Etihad Stadium.

They will be less reluctant to be ashamed of their personal preference and will have hope that they can be just as happy as their straight counterparts.

Anson Shupe, an Indiana University professor who has studied the matter, says, «To me it says Protestants are less reluctant to come forward because they don't put their clergy on as high a pedestal as Catholics do with their priests.»

Not exact matches

The piece focuses specifically on informal negotiations at work — those common but less written about moments when it's up to you to secure the credit or influence you deserve, or to get what you want from a reluctant supervisor or colleague.

Early this week I was with an Australian government representative in Beijing whom I have known for many years and he told me that iron ore prices were currently around $ 83 (I think they dropped another $ 2 last week), and that while some people in Canberra were reluctant to say it too loudly, he and others were increasingly in agreement with my lower forecast of less than $ 50 well before the end of the decade, in part because supply has come off much more slowly than predicted, but mainly because they now recognize that China's rebalancing was indeed going to be a far bigger deal for Chinese demand than sell - side research had predicted.

They are reluctant to sell for less, so homes are sitting on the market and inventory is building.

The stock slide - 18 percent since the news of a possible bid broke - makes the cash - and - share deal less appealing to Shire shareholders, some of whom may be reluctant or unable to hold Takeda shares.

I also believe that when Christians are too reluctant to move it is mostly out of fear, to a lesser extent out of pride.

On the other hand, the general public is more open to less judgmental and more mainstream messages but is reluctant to support any broadcast ministries.

Animal protectionists are correct in noting that many trappers are reluctant to adopt less injurious technology.

Again, the crisis of the religious right does not stem from the differences between the reluctant «lesser of two evils» voters and the «do not do evil that good may result» conscientious objectors.

Developing countries will be more reluctant to seek such an exemption as they have far less bargaining power in the negotiating room.

Also, it's less intimidating for more reluctant trainers.

Which, in a catch 22, makes moms more reluctant to nurse their toddler and thereby making it even less common.

And actually for those who are a little reluctant about almond milk, it can be substituted for rice milk, but it's less thick.

The widely dreaded first day of intensive track repairs at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan was far less hellish than forecast, but New York City's hardened commuters were reluctant to exhale in relief too soon, because, after all, it was only Day One.

Developers are reluctant to build adaptable houses because they think they are less profitable.

But as anyone who has watched the past 15 years of international climate negotiations can attest, most countries are still reluctant to take meaningful steps to lower their production of greenhouse gases, much less address issues such as how to help developing countries protect themselves from the extreme effects of climate change.

For years, researchers have been finding that the more flexible you are, the less efficiently you run — a message that tradition - bound runners have been reluctant to hear.

Its a powerful statement that takes all of your concerns into consideration plus all of the concerns of the majority of people who are interested in eating less, or no, animal products (dieters, sports people, health conscious people and the «reluctant vegetarians» who are interested because their doctor told them to lower their cholesterol etc).

Once reluctant to appear less exclusive, high end brands are increasingly forging relationships with social influencers.

Though less important when first browsing, both women and men are reluctant to initiate contact unless the man is at least 3 inches taller, a finding that held pretty much across the board.

Finally, those divorced singles may also be parents who feel that since their careers allow them less quality time with their children already, they are reluctant to sacrifice any more family time in pursuit of romance.

Dating apps happily boast about their sign - up rates or the number of marriages they've created, but they're understandably reluctant to release less flattering figures.

With all these new characters, one would assume something different would come of it, but they're all in service of a generic story of a reluctant heir and evil forces trying to take over the kingdom told with progressively less of the cheek we've come to expect.

[It] seems reluctant to use the potentials for astute comic strip philosophy that all the other films revelled in to a greater or lesser extent.

The good parts are worth sitting through the slow parts — particularly if, like me, you're a sucker for the genre to begin with — but it feels less a giddy merger of what's great about TV and movies than a reluctant alliance.

Bogart would die less than a year after the film's premiere, and his understated portrayal of a reluctant hustler makes for a rich contrast with Steiger's Method - informed bluster, marking a shift in the tides of American film acting.

Made less than a decade after the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II, the movie is obsessed with issues such as radioactivity (the Godzilla monster itself is radioactive) and the morality of producing super-weapons (one is finally used to destroy Godzilla, but its maker is reluctant for it to be used).

Reluctant, distracted, and less than tech - savvy corporate learners are an obstacle that all Learning and Development professionals must overcome, and figuring out how to integrate learning technology tools most effectively can be tricky and time consuming.

A child who's a reluctant reader and falls behind their peers in their reading ability is much less likely to get along in life.

Ultimately, a lack of trust will result in students being reluctant to report issues to school staff and will only cause our schools to be less safe.

So with each passing year, I get a little less rebellious and a little more sympathetic toward the administration and their protocols — whether as a part of my reluctant transition into adulthood or the ubiquitous push teachers feel to move up the administrative ladder (our own corporate ladder).

The six - speed automatic is less impressive: shifts aren't particularly fast, there are no steering - wheel paddles, and while it offers relaxed cruising, the auto never feels anything other than reluctant.

We find that most employers are reluctant to enter this type of agreement and that it is often less time consuming and less costly to merely add the part - time driver to your program..

In an account better than spy fiction, Jennet Conant shows Dahl progressing from reluctant diplomat to sly man - about - town, parlaying his morale - boosting wartime propaganda work into a successful career as an author, which leads to his entrée into the Roosevelt White House and Hyde Park and initiation into British intelligence's elite dirty tricks squad, all in less than three years.