Sentence examples for unwillingness to function from inspiring English sources

inability (for example: too aggressive) or unwillingness to function in a group.

Unwillingness to go to an HIV clinic was an additional barrier to testing.

None of the animals were excluded from the study because of an unwillingness to run.

If the problem persists, the big institutional dealers at the core of the market would not be able to function normally, which could lead to distortion of prices and an unwillingness to trade.

They blame local tradition and an unwillingness to let go.

In our era of starchitects he makes an instructive case for his unwillingness to compromise, his dedication to function, his decorative originality and his unorthodox hybrid aesthetic, which married industry to classicism.

They got irritated with TIAA-CREF last year for its seeming unwillingness to merge its online account-access functions with those of Stanford's other retirement providers.

Prosecutors have a natural unwillingness to undo their own work.

(4) Cognitive disturbances in elderly individuals are characterised by impaired smell function but also potentially accounting for unwillingness to participate in the survey.

2014 begins with a reminder that Congress' unwillingness to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill continues to create unforeseen complications for even the most mundane and uncontroversial functions of government.

Their unwillingness to haggle still deters many.