Sentence examples for the unwillingness from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being unwilling.
The unwillingness to do so is what's holding us back.
He ably conveys the unwillingness of British administrators to allow a functioning representative government.
"We took issue with the unwillingness by city officials to abide by its terms".
It's at odds with the unwillingness of Congress to do anything at all about gun violence.
In the past, a credit crunch resulted from the unwillingness, or inability, of banks to lend.
The fault is the unwillingness of America to manage the bilateral relationship.
The only crime imaginable in this benevolent movie is the unwillingness to take a chance.
There were scattered expressions of frustration with the unwillingness of the government to take on extremism.
She cites the unwillingness of pathologists to question the wisdom with which doctors dispense medications.
The bigger problem seems to be the unwillingness of companies to hire new workers.
The unwillingness to do this seems reflected in the attitude to the latest Loach film.
