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reluctance

[ri-luhk-tuhns] / rɪˈlʌk təns /


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While Christo and Jeanne-Claude battled for 10 years to make their project a reality in the face of political reluctance, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo welcomed JR's plan calling it a "gift" to Paris.

From Barron's

They include “unexplained withdrawals or transfers from bank accounts; sudden changes to wills, trusts or beneficiary designations; bills going unpaid; confusion about financial transactions; isolation from family members or reluctance to discuss money.”

From MarketWatch

Besides Williams, the four other voting presidents have signaled either opposition or reluctance to cutting rates at the Dec. 9-10 meeting.

From The Wall Street Journal

But some Fed members have recently expressed a reluctance to lower rates.

From Barron's

But some Fed members have recently expressed a reluctance to lower rates.

From Barron's