Sentence examples for problem of unwillingness from inspiring English sources

This seems to be a problem of unwillingness, rather than inability, to put existing legislation into effect.

Community Sourced Capital, also based in Seattle, is attempting to solve the problem of banks' unwillingness to lend money to entrepreneurs by crowdsourcing small business loans.

Hence, without strong incentives to meet the varying expectations of different participants, the problem of poor motivation and unwillingness of individuals to participate in the crowdsensing process abounds [1].

"At the heart of the problem is the unwillingness of the big players — and here I would single out the United States, Germany and China — to deal with their own domestic problem," Mr. Dadush said.

Part of the problem is the unwillingness of individual departments to encourage students to take the courses.

The problem of inconsistent dosage regimen and unwillingness to part with indigenous knowledge was experienced by the authors in the field.

It is understandably harder to persuade them to let someone else decide their entire food consumption for the several years needed to conduct trials like these.This sort of unwillingness is, indeed, one reason heart disease is a problem.

Rather, the problem is the unwillingness of Israel's Arab neighbors to accept the right of Jews to live at all.

JOHN NOVACK New Hope, Pa., Dec. 10, 2007 The Candidates' Facts Re "Fact and Fiction on the Campaign Trail" (Dec. 2): The problem is the unwillingness of The Times to speak truth to power.

It does not denote the absence of the problem but an unwillingness to show awareness and forge a conversation around it.

It does not denote the absence of the problem, but an unwillingness to show awareness and forge a conversation around it.