Sentence examples for unwillingness to write from inspiring English sources

Part of what makes this novel so good is Silver's unwillingness to write facts free of the people living through them.

But German banks' unwillingness to write down their bad loans both from investments before the credit crisis and as a result of the recession could lead to more economic trouble for the region.

Progressives have been battling Ed DeMarco on his unwillingness to write down home debt for years.

This is illuminated by Dr A and Dr C in their distrust and unwillingness to write a sickness certificate.

One participant spoke of her unwillingness to write a physician's note for a patient who had participated in medical tourism where this document would state that the patient could not access the same care locally.

Of the 426 participants approached, 416 (97.7 %) were enrolled and 10 (2.3 %) were not enrolled due to ineligibility or unwillingness to provide written informed consent.

Additional exclusion criteria were current pregnancy, inability or unwillingness to provide written consent, and current participation in a research study involving an intervention.

Exclusion criteria are inability or unwillingness to provide written consent, inability to tolerate a transvaginal ultrasound scan, unsuccessful surgeries and in cases of complications such as unplanned oophorectomies, bowel injuries or conversions to open surgery.

Exclusion criteria are: presence of a current manic, hypomanic, mixed affective or major depressive episode currently or within the previous four weeks, current suicide plans or high suicide intent, inability or unwillingness to give written informed consent to the study.

Other exclusion criteria will be presentation with symptoms of anxiety/depression; a GP view that a subject is likely to be adversely affected by BZD withdrawal; participation in any clinical trial within the previous 3 months; and incapacity or unwillingness to provide written informed consent.

This gives rise to a natural unwillingness to embrace or write through the paradigm shift from postmodernism to metamodernism.