Sentence examples for Any unwillingness from inspiring English sources

Like anything else, it took time to effect change, but there was never any unwillingness by the police to get involved".

Bridget Fare, a Duquesne spokeswoman, said in an e-mail that the university's position "does not ignore Catholic social teaching, as it does not represent any unwillingness to improve the wages and benefits of our adjunct faculty".

The IOC said: "The BOA has been deemed non-compliant on a technicality rather than any unwillingness to fight doping.

"Nothing is as infuriating as hiring consultants and discovering a robotic solution they will cram you into at any cost and an unwillingness to get their hands dirty," he writes.

Given the relative weakness of the US in Asia, and an unwillingness of any of China's neighbors to challenge it politically or economically, China is poised to extend the solid growth in its military and political power, along with its economic and soft power in Asia and around the globe.

The House members' resistance was not surprising, because lawmakers have long shown an unwillingness to put any oversight responsibility in the hands of those outside the institution.

Sometimes it's an unwillingness to expose any vulnerability to counselors who are part of a military system emphasizing courage and bravery.

There's an unwillingness to consider any problems". But he also believes that these arguments are now beginning to be accepted.

In the interview, Obama also described Gulf countries, among others, as "free riders" that show "an unwillingness to put any skin in the game" when it comes to their own regional security.

In the 1947 UN Partition Plan, it was designated as part of the Arab state, but Arab leaders and governments rejected the plan of partition in the resolution and indicated an unwillingness to accept any form of territorial division.

Furthermore, the combination of dogma and identity claims intensify any conflict because they foster an unwillingness to compromise.