Sentence examples for increased unwillingness from inspiring English sources

The movement in party identification doesn't represent a seismic change in Americans' views, however, so much as an increased unwillingness to be tethered to either party, especially the GOP.

In summary, despite increased knowledge and positive changes around HIV-related stigma, resistance to change was apparent, with increased unwillingness to embrace openness and discuss sexuality.

Ethical implications were foreseen in that the immediate death probability 1-p could generate false perceptions to patients about the actual risks associated with kidney transplants and this, in turn, might result in increased unwillingness from patients to undergo a transplant should they have the opportunity to do so in a real-life situation.

Another thing hobbling mass militaries is the increasing unwillingness of nations, especially the more democratic ones, to risk large numbers of casualties.

Mainly but not exclusively cosmetic, this aversion has proceeded in tandem with an increasing unwillingness to take other people's readings — their opinions of what they have read — at face value.

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.

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.

The end result is an increasing unwillingness to endure delayed gratification outside the pastoral domain, and the adoption of a value system characterized by a premature desire for instantaneous pecuniary gratification.

While these new regulations do not apply to academic researchers, the move indicates an increasing unwillingness of householders to be contacted for surveys.

Fear of their own public increases the unwillingness of other Arab regimes to co-operate openly in any American attack on him.

This, combined with a strong sense of place and strong links to the community, may increase the unwillingness to relocate.