Fear of their own public increases the unwillingness of other Arab regimes to co-operate openly in any American attack on him.
Pain and disability are subjective symptoms difficult to assess, the difficulty being increased by the unwillingness of practitioners to use specific assessment tools for these symptoms.
The continued decay of the Roman roads, the increasing unwillingness of communities bordering the roads to support the expenses of the system, and the progressive political fragmentation of Europe, however, caused all traces of the Roman postal system to disappear.
Another thing hobbling mass militaries is the increasing unwillingness of nations, especially the more democratic ones, to risk large numbers of casualties.
Then, alas, he goes astray:I actually think the issue goes beyond the increasing unwillingness of Chinese authorities to even pretend to listen to Western complaints about human rights.
One study found that as years of fishing experience increases, so does job satisfaction and the unwillingness to leave the occupation.
Arguably, the increased interest in these topics in the last decades also has to do with the unwillingness or inability of states to regulate the behavior of firms more strongly (cf. also Smucker 2006).
In our view, it's been the unwillingness of elected officials -- and voters -- to agree on increasing taxes to pay back the bonds that are then used to finance infrastructure projects.
Under the shadow of prospective funding problems, political instability and the unwillingness of foreign artists to travel to Turkey, local museum directors and curators have increased the pressure on their colleagues overseas.
A long-term observer of Scottish politics, Mr Pujol told me that the unwillingness of Spain to countenance more powers - or 'Devo Max' option - had led to increased support for independence in Catalonia.
