Sentence examples for In unwillingness from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Wilmott, in ethnographic research he did, revealed several missing components of navigation applications, resulting in unwillingness of pedestrians to fully engage with the application [5].
This attitude, reinforced by media coverage and observed also among health care workers, results in unwillingness to have any relations with mental patients due to fear of them being aggressive.
Lexicographic preferences occur when only one attribute matters to the individuals in considering a good or service resulting in unwillingness to trade more or less of one attribute in favor or detriment of the other.
A slippery disconnect has set in, an unwillingness to see.
It is here that I see the damning effects of silence, its lethal application: in the unwillingness to stare in the face of dysfunction and call it out.
In their unwillingness to engage in a pragmatic compromise, supercommittee Republicans have seriously jeopardised the national security foundations on which the Republican party has long resided.
She suggests that the appearance of inconceivability may be grounded in our unwillingness to engage in certain distasteful imaginative exercises.
These factors result in an unwillingness to participate in the solidarity system of health insurance and many people prefer to pay directly for services to public or private providers when they need health care.
The problem, he says, lies in the unwillingness to financially invest in drama and says recent attempts by British television to emulate American hits have come across as nothing more than "an am-dram performance".
In Transforming Traditional Agriculture (1964), Schultz challenged the prevailing view, held by development economists, that farmers in developing countries were irrational in their unwillingness to innovate.
Old habits die hard, though, and he may persist in his unwillingness to talk about it — in which case, you'll have to decide on your own whether to continue seeing him.
