Sentence examples for unwillingness to commit from inspiring English sources

Why should our unwillingness to commit to overthrowing the Syrian government be a litmus test of our commitment to promoting democracy and human rights?

Why? Free-market ideology, denial and an unwillingness to commit taxpayer funds all played roles.

Results indicate the six decision obstacles are unwillingness to commit to decisions; conflicting priorities; unstable resource availability; and lack of: implementation; ownership; empowerment.

The government's unwillingness to commit to vital transport infrastructure, such as Crossrail 2 and new Thames bridges, is scarcely better.

She dated a string of inappropriate people, including an on-again-off-again beau who blamed her for his unwillingness to commit.

But by Saturday, Bank of America, frustrated by the government's unwillingness to commit to a deal, turned its attention to Merrill Lynch, which agreed to a takeover.

If the show has a weakness it is, oddly enough, an unwillingness to fully commit to the early eighties, Henry's "Star Wars" bedspread notwithstanding.

Beyoncé's marriage inspired Nash to compose a song about an issue that affected many people's relationships: the fear or unwillingness of men to commit.

Some of them were so committed to those values that they were willing to take our country to the brink of bankruptcy last year due to their unwillingness to give an inch of compromise.

An uncertain regulatory climate adds to an unwillingness to invest.

5. Unwillingness to invest in technology.