'unwilling' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adjective that means not wanting to do something or not eager or ready to do or accept something. For example: "The boy was unwilling to share his toys with his little sister."
There has been an outpouring of support for the gay community but there remains a huge conservative community too, which is a majority and is unwilling to accept gays," Kalbag said.
Throughout our discussions, he portrayed himself as a man reluctant to stay with the group, and yet unwilling to risk any attempt to leave.
"The IRA is not unwilling to talk, in fact there needs to be talks … however, talks need to deal with the root cause of the conflict, namely the illegal British occupation of Ireland.
Hope that the answer to 'why are we here' is so simple; despair that we are so unwilling to hear it.
Schlesinger's attitude to work made him impatient with fellow British directors, notably Lindsay Anderson (obituary, September 1 1994), whom he considered over-selective and unable (or, as he said, unwilling) to work regularly.
Non-Profits alone cannot solve the tasks at hand, while many governments are unwilling or unable to act.
Ndiaga Seck, associate information officer with the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), in the North Kivu provincial capital of Goma, said LRA attacks have decreased since December's massacre in Makombo, but people were still living with host families, unwilling to return home.
We must never be immune to criticism or unwilling to learn from others".
Israeli and Palestinian political and diplomatic sources are privately sceptical about the chances of negotiations resuming but are unwilling to publicly dismiss such a high-profile effort.
Though greater arms sales are on the agenda for Thursday's talks, even this traditional method of mollifying Gulf allies of the US may be reaching its limits, particularly since Washington is unwilling to provide the latest generation of fighter jets, which are reserved for Israel.
Ukip looks doomed to go on being the party of the outsider, unwilling or unable to make the transition to finding an effective way of representing the people whose support it claims.
