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'were not willing' is correct and usable in written English.
It is in the past tense of the verb to be (was/were) plus "not" plus a verb in the base form (willing). Example: "The students were not willing to come to school on Saturday."
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But they were not willing to adapt.
They were not willing to do it.
People were not willing to compromise".
They were not willing, for years, to talk trade.
The Chargers were not willing to meet the price.
Villa were not willing to comment on the group's statement.
"We were not willing to lose any money.
Industry representatives were not willing to go that far.
However, players were not willing to cooperate, which would result in a prisoners' dilemma.
Probably not, because the people were not willing to separate themselves from the insurgents.
"There were governments that were not willing to make the concessions necessary," Mr. Annan said.
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