Sentence examples for extremely unwilling from inspiring English sources

The rule against prior restraint in defamation cases also means that courts are extremely unwilling to issue injunctions to block publication.

Murray was initially reluctant to accept the offer, and on being asked why, replied that the nature of the service was such, as very frequently terminated in disagreement between the admiral and the captain; and he should be extremely unwilling to hazard any possible thing that should diminish the regard and respect which he should ever entertain for his lordship.

One is extremely stubborn, inflexible and unwilling to change.

Remember, too, that the banking system remains extremely fragile and banks largely unwilling to lend.

But Mr. Menendez declined the offer, apparently because he was unwilling to leave an extremely safe seat in the House, or perhaps because he was not eager to face the kind of public scrutiny that comes with a major statewide campaign.

The recommendations about psychological therapy are extremely important, because many patients are unwilling to take drugs and because the effects of psychological therapy are on average longer lasting.

Hence, so long as we are unwilling to accept an extremely widespread and implausible indeterminacy of reference, it seems that content can't be fixed solely by any principle of truth-maximization.

Berenson called the agency "extremely difficult" to work with and unwilling to modify a mindset focused on safety, one that does not readily apply to rare, urgent diseases like Duchenne.

With President Obama's recent announcement of strategies to deal with foreign terrorists, we still have no plan to deal with the multitude of domestic terrorist activities in the U.S. and a Congress too unwilling to deal with extremely sensitive issues and bans.

Even when money is available it is becoming extremely difficult to deliver because banks are unwilling to deal with the PNA lest they are penalised by the US.

On the other hand, they are extremely cynical about those leaders and are unwilling to trust them with anything that seems risky.