Sentence examples for industries unwilling from inspiring English sources

Because the same PR firms, front groups, and merchants of doubt fought on behalf of industries unwilling to sacrifice their profits in the name of safety, innovation, and public good.

Most of the concerns people have about vaccines, aside from the specific scientific ones, revolve around what they see as a medical industry unwilling to engage with them on any level.

Researchers, on the other hand, viewed the industry as unwilling to change its techniques.

Rather than being criticized, universities should be credited for taking risks that industry is unwilling to take.

And by forcing Republicans to vote on the bill, they hope to be able to portray them on the campaign trail as beholden to the insurance industry and unwilling to address consumer concerns about managed care.

"So even though they have agreed in the working group that the test is flawed, the industry is unwilling to publicly admit that this test they've been using for the last four decades doesn't work for foam plastics".

William DeCota, director of airports for the authority, said that public financing was needed because private industry was unwilling to risk that type of money on its own, but that private management was a good and necessary thing for airports.

That is why the industry seems unwilling to give ground on the issue, even while making other concessions to national health reform — like the industry's announcement on Tuesday that it might be willing to stop charging sick people higher rates than healthy customers.

It is astounding that a country with a rapidly expanding oil industry is unwilling to use those financial proceeds to ensure all it citizens have clean running water, constant electricity and tarred and maintained roads.

But the industry remains unwilling to abide by anything that would genuinely protect an open Internet".

They must contend not only with homophobia writ large, but difficulties faced by all female-fronted films in an industry notoriously unwilling to invest in them.