Sentence examples for growing unwillingness from inspiring English sources

"There is a growing unwillingness among parents to allow their children to take risks".

Equal civil marriage should, and likely will, pass because of the public's growing unwillingness to sustain inequality.

The documentary comes amid growing unwillingness to accept the traditional reverence for Wilberforce during this month's bicentenary commemorations.

He traces the problem to what he says is a growing unwillingness by people in certain groups to answer the detailed income questions on the census long form.

But all exchanges have been facing a common reality: a growing unwillingness among big financial institutions to tolerate the high costs that arise from trading over fragmented national exchanges.

But, Dr. Melaragno said, the scarcity of psychiatrists and the growing unwillingness of managed-care plans to pay for mental-health services has thrust the task of dealing with depressed children and teenagers onto him.

Historical myopia, excessive criticism of the rebel groups and growing international unwillingness to acknowledge the realities of genocidal destruction have brought Khartoum steadily closer to a final solution of its Darfur problem.

The Syrian Kurds' growing autonomy and unwillingness to launch an all-out offensive against Assad has also upset the Syrian Arab nationalist rebels that the U.S. has courted for years.

"They would be alarmed by the growing inability, and even unwillingness, to separate truth from lies.

The relationship has grown despite the unwillingness of the two governments to go beyond contentious issues that are a carryover of the past.

And some of the American officials appeared exasperated by what they see as Israeli unwillingness to acknowledge growing concern about tension in the Taiwan Strait and about the potential exposure of United States forces there.