Sentence examples for nevertheless unwilling from inspiring English sources

This ideological intolerance, say the pods, is a large part of the reason why many women who are sympathetic to feminism are nevertheless unwilling to describe themselves as feminists.

She was nevertheless unwilling to let them carry out the necessary activities for obtaining an ECG (the paramedics had standard equipment that provided 12-lead monitoring).

Though research has indicated that TB patients are generally enthusiastic about collaborative TB and HIV activities [ 28], some patients in our study were nevertheless unwilling to undergo HIV testing, explaining that they still needed to deal with the burden of TB.

"On matters related to the Palestinians, the president seems to view the prime minister as a political coward, an essentially unchallenged leader who nevertheless is unwilling to lead or spend political capital to advance the cause of compromise," Goldberg wrote.

A GAME-CHANGING IDEA EMERGES: Deroy Murdock in the National Review: "Washington Republicans nevertheless have been unwilling or unable to lock themselves in a hotel ballroom for a long weekend and devise a single plan as the official GOP alternative to Obamacare.

Maury, however, was unwilling to admit defeat.

Nevertheless, the Emperor proved unwilling to act without Britain.

14. (C) Soysal, Turkey's former ambassador to Pakistan, said the Pakistani military, though displeased with Zardari, remains unwilling to intervene; nevertheless, senior officers' patience may not be infinite.

While it is true that these data probably underestimate less serious illnesses that do not require attention at a hospital (or for which many poor people would be unwilling or unable to pay), they nevertheless portray the relative contribution to the total burden of disease in the country.

The seller was unwilling to negotiate, however.

103 Nevertheless there are still adult patients who may be unable or unwilling to undergo an endoscopy.