Sentence examples for considered unwilling from inspiring English sources
He was also considered unwilling to demand that the Syrians enforce a cease-fire because such a demand would probably be costly for Israel during the negotiations.
But the question of when a company is considered an unwilling licensee is one that the FTC may have unwittingly allowed holders of essential patents to manipulate, said Jurata.
Since CTC does have good diagnostic performance, it may be considered for those unwilling to undergo colonoscopy or in whom colonoscopy is unfeasible or incomplete, although screenees should be informed that sensitivity (particularly for smaller adenomas) is slightly inferior to that of colonoscopy.
It was in this role that Capper was given the nickname Stone Age, as his subordinates considered him to be unwilling to accept new innovations in tank tactics.
If multiple procedures were to be considered, patients may be unwilling to relegate the choice of procedure to a randomized process, and this could represent a significant impediment to subject accrual and study feasibility or generalization of findings.
GPs might order radiographs for patients they considered fairly healthy but unwilling to work: I think of younger men... who you are uncertain about whether they are less motivated for work, or whether they really are ill.
However, we do impose some rights, which we consider inalienable, on unwilling rights holders.
In these paintings, he is able to disfigure and scramble the body in so many ways with very little of the blood and guts that might typically come to mind when considering dismemberment and unwilling corporal modification and mutilation.
Being considered high class, he is unwilling to associate with people of the lower classes.
Hippolytus considered both men culpable for being unwilling to enter the theological debate on the Trinity.
is totally committed to a particular point of view and unwilling, or reasonably perceived to be unwilling, to consider other perspectives or relevant evidence to the contrary.
