Sentence examples for its unwillingness from inspiring English sources

The world rallied to confront cholera, too, but the mission was muddled by the United Nations' apparent role in igniting the epidemic and its unwillingness to acknowledge it.

Crimmins said that the current Pope — popular, populist Pope Francis — gives the Catholic Church a way to change the conversation without changing itself: he's a distraction from the church's history of abuse and its unwillingness to confront it.

It was Apple and its unwillingness to let well enough alone.

It is like niceness in its posture of welcome; it is unlike niceness in its unwillingness to airbrush over the unpleasant.

Where Dunne's film disappoints where it is bound to disappoint is in its unwillingness to couple its empathy with the opposite necessary journalistic quality, that of detachment.

It's not his fault if "Pornography" ultimately founders on its unwillingness to reveal the answers — or the boogeyman — it so temptingly dangles.

Google itself is objecting to the ruling in the strongest terms – although this is as much to do with its unwillingness to spend money in public arbitration as it is in the defence of high-minded ideals.

American obfuscation of the civilian toll, and its unwillingness to use data from monitoring organizations that it cites to document the crimes of the Assad regime have left human rights workers frustrated.

It's hard to imagine that a regime that has reiterated its unwillingness to discuss its nuclear program will do so in any meaningful way.

Japan's other blunder was its unwillingness to fix its banks.

Its unwillingness to give a straightforward answer was seen by critics as a delaying tactic.