"present unwillingness" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say: "His present unwillingness to compromise leaves me feeling frustrated and hopeless."
Don't blame cyclists for improvising their own code in response to the dangers that drivers and pedestrians present and the unwillingness of the police to protect cyclists.
In fact, there is an apparent unwillingness by present non-executive directors to let any new ones join the club and spoil the party.
Before we can entertain any lofty notions of a constitutional convention, we must address what truly ails the nation, which at present is an obstinate unwillingness to govern.
PTA applicants also have to present documents demonstrating the inability or unwillingness of their government to protect them, which are difficult to obtain.
In the present study 36% patients expressed an unwillingness to discuss their LE and SP if it were available.
Those "maverick cop" tendencies so often presented in cop dramas as admirable – an unwillingness to do things by the book, a lack of respect for procedure – just make him seem more suspicious.
But then, for the purposes of its audience, does it need to be? Score: 7/10 Russ Frushtick for Polygon said more of the same: Call of Duty: Ghosts demonstrates an unwillingness to change much and presents a real shortage of new ideas.
But don't take my word for it, consider the case study presented by the music industry and their unwillingness to adapt to downloadable music.
Multivariate analysis of the relationship between professional development and their willingness to take care of patients during H1N1 influenza presented in Table 2 showed that their unwillingness was marginally significantly associated with the request for further training on the use of infection control clinical guideline (OR: 0.51; CI: 0.25-1.02) (Table 2).
Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, voted "present" to protest what he said was the unwillingness of the Department of Justice to provide information about accusations of unusually harsh interrogations at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
