unwillingness

So, too, is the unwillingness of some medical people to care for patients.

Teachers' groups say is another sign of the Government's unwillingness to move quickly enough.

But they see in China a growing unwillingness to let it go.

I thought back on my unwillingness to ride through the night.

Head's unwillingness to be wrong was not always of benefit to him.

"This is about you and your unwillingness to trust anyone!"

There will be no unwillingness on the part of my Department to make resources available for that.

The Bush administration's unwillingness to take on the food industry is not surprising.

So far, Council leaders have shown an unwillingness to simply go along.

For many, academic failure does not come from an unwillingness to work hard.

Perhaps most significant is the author's unwillingness to engage with our political system.

The commission also took issue with the school system's unwillingness to discipline teachers.

The only concern they had was her unwillingness to admit ever being wrong about anything.

And there was an unwillingness of some companies to take us on no matter what the cost."

What about the administration's state of denial over Iraq, its unwillingness to face up to reality?

Or unwillingness to - to try to build on what clearly has been progress in a relationship.

Rather, he can just signal his unwillingness to allow a vote.

What concerns me is the unwillingness to tackle difficult issues.

Or perhaps it was just denial, the unwillingness to face reality.

Unwillingness to review past mistakes in light of history and use those to do better next time.

But we see unwillingness of the Palestinians to go along with these matters.

He seemed to understand the fans' unwillingness to embrace the team in the past.

But they have also shown their unwillingness to bring Communists back to power.

Could there be any unwillingness on the general's side to show her over the abbey?

He could feel, as within himself, his mother's unwillingness to use all she knew; and with the knowledge came a kind of sympathy for her.