Sentence examples for same unwillingness as from inspiring English sources
C57BL/6 mice displayed the same unwillingness as BALB/c mice to drink the antibiotic concoction provided ad libitum (data not shown).
The same unwillingness to pay attention to the evidence and to try things out before they get etched in stone is everywhere in the world of social policy.
For ten of these the GP reported the same unwillingness among the patients to be admitted to RS.
What was truly impressive about the decade past, however, was our unwillingness, as a nation, to learn from our mistakes.
Same as Rooney, same as Mata.
By opting out, Israel shows not only an unwillingness to undergo the same scrutiny as all other countries, but it deprives itself of an opportunity to defend against abuse charges.
Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP for Brighton Pavilion, said: "The refusal of Decc officials to publish vital information about the progress of billion-pound projects suggests a worrying disregard for transparency and an unwillingness to play by the same rules as other departments on accountability.
But White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's answer ― or his refusal to answer ― is indicative of the Trump White House's unwillingness to play by the same facts as everyone else.
Yet some things were clear: while Spain now has a plausible plan to recapitalise its banks, the new money does little to resolve the Spanish economy's other fundamental problems.Not like the othersMr Rajoy's unwillingness to talk of bail-outs stems from a desire not to have Spain spoken of in the same breath as Greece, Ireland and Portugal (see chart 2).
"I'm not ANY sort of a feminist!" Clearly, Irish feminism faces many of the same obstacles as the movement in the UK – namely, a lack of popular awareness of feminism's egalitarian underpinnings and an unwillingness to countenance the reality of gender inequality.
