Sentence examples for unwillingness to attack from inspiring English sources

More positively, Carson was wise to establish at the outset his unwillingness to attack his opponents.

Some argue too that Silva had squandered opportunities with an unwillingness to attack back and a series of missteps.

And this German unwillingness to arm the central bank to attack the crisis has become a leading source of fear in the global marketplace; fear that Europe will never solve its problems.

Yet she has continued to attack French Muslims for their supposed unwillingness to assimilate into French society and accept French values, including secularism.

While recognizing that the insurgency prevents coalition troops from engaging the PKK in Iraq, the GOT remains frustrated at its inability, and U.S. unwillingness, to stop attacks by people coming from the other side of its border.

They were constrained not only by an unwillingness to question the commander in chief during combat but by the prospect of being pummeled by Republicans who were quick to attack any Democrat who questioned administration policy.

Reporting in the Times has shown that this past summer, after a long inter-agency debate, the Bush Administration, frustrated by the unwillingness or inability of the Pakistan Army to break up Taliban and Al Qaeda leadership and training facilities in the tribal areas, has decided to undertake unilateral Special Forces raids to attack inside Pakistan when it has enough intelligence to do so.

Yet Tahrir had something far more important: a mass of Egyptians whose unwillingness to leave, despite attacks by security forces and government thugs, constituted the revolution.

He becomes frustrated by Siam's continued advances on East Ikebukuro and his teammates' unwillingness to mount an offensive attack.

Meanwhile, Turkey sharply criticized the Obama Administration's unwillingness to condemn the Israeli attack or to support an international investigation.

The questionnaire comprised the owners' assessment of any clinical signs of IDD (ataxia of hind limbs, back or neck pain, unexplained pain attacks, unwillingness to jump onto a sofa), and their frequency (never, seldom, sometimes, often, always) in their dogs.