Sentences with phrase «greater willingness»

For instance, publishers generally continue to show greater willingness to provide better pricing and more flexible licensing terms.

Others suggest that its due to today's greater willingness of pet owners to test their dogs for heartworms - as well as better and more reliable tests.

Fortunately, the last decade has seen markedly greater willingness by states and districts to invest in the support of school leaders, especially new hires.

Stronger consumer confidence correlates with greater willingness to spend, which helps grow the economy.

Luckily, IT departments are seeing greater willingness from firms to invest in security due in part to massive data breaches (notable the one involving Target) last year that has put cybersecurity in the spotlight.

As Brian Kisida argued in his post, this could push the field toward greater willingness and technical know - how to implement weighted student funding writ large.

Compared with Indian representatives, Chinese diplomats have shown greater willingness at international meetings to consider altering the subsidy for waste gas credits, said Stephen O. Andersen, a former United States Environmental Protection Agency official who is now with the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development in Washington.

«A commitment to provide stimulus beyond the point at which the recovery strengthens and growth increases implies too great a willingness to tolerate higher inflation,» Jeffrey M. Lacker, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, said in a speech last week.

The per play advantage in yardage makes sense, and if you combine it with an anticipated greater willingness to use all four downs, it's easy to see where the per drive yardage difference comes from.

Helping reluctant teachers confront these issues can promote greater willingness to use the instructional materials.

The Neustar International Security Council, a global forum of cyber security experts launched by Neustar, Inc. (NYSE: NSR), has revealed great willingness to open up to bitcoin in the business sector.

Even with India, its key competitor in Afghanistan, Pakistan has shown greater willingness to intensify trade and travel links, and work to defuse some of the many tensions between the two nations, such as over the Line of Control in Kashmir.

Strong command over the past launched web development technologies along with great willingness to acquire knowledge new ones

But Mr. Schäuble's reminder that another option exists — the second time he had raised the idea this week — came as close partners like France were expressing greater willingness to help Greece and some Germans are uneasy that their finance minister's handling of the situation has hurt their reputation in Europe and around the world.

Relative prices are affected by greater willingness to pay a still greater amount for the stock of growthy, highly popular, large companies relative to that of average companies or worse yet, value stocks.

Though outside experts say only a slim percentage of Americans have tried the service, the market has potential to grow especially as consumers show a greater willingness to buy their groceries online.

A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology found that employees who took short, frequent breaks enjoyed higher job satisfaction, reduced exhaustion, and a greater willingness to go beyond assigned tasks.

Surveys conducted of the 50 Best Workplaces for Recent Graduates found teams substantially more likely to say they can count on colleagues to cooperate, as well as a greater willingness to go the extra mile to do their jobs, compared to workers at peer companies.

While there's been progress on that front, with mainstream banks growing their small - business offerings and (sometimes) showing a greater willingness to take on entrepreneurial clients, Hashem says there's still room for improvement.

The Tyson Foods investment is the latest Big Food producer to join the food startup craze, as consumers show a greater willingness to experiment with newer brands.

Recent statements from the Federal Reserve indicate a greater willingness to tolerate rising inflation expectations, Bernstein said.

Monetary accommodation remains critical in supporting the economy by encouraging economic risk taking in the form of increased real spending by households and greater willingness to invest and hire by businesses.

But coming a day before German lawmakers are to give the go - ahead to negotiate the details of the bailout package for Athens, his remarks were evidence of a continuing deep ambivalence among conservatives in Germany about the costs of keeping Greece in the currency zone and a greater willingness to question whether the goal of «ever - closer union» in Europe should be reassessed.

As Robert points out, the deeper level of ongoing engagement that characterizes the subscriber experience makes this audience more likely to exhibit desirable behaviors — like a greater willingness to share personal data, a greater interest in upselling opportunities, or greater brand loyalty and evangelism — than non-subscribers.

Emerging market stocks have been a major beneficiary of investors» greater willingness to take on risk, surging 22 percent from their February lows.

One explanation is that consumer optimism indicates a greater willingness to take risk and own equities.

Therefore, it makes sense to start at the high - end with customers who have a greater willingness - to - pay, and from there scale downwards, decreasing your price along with the decrease in your per - customer cost base (because of scale) as you go (and again, without accruing material marginal costs).

Not only that, they truly believe their actions will create positive change — everything from voicing greater support for environmentally friendly packaging to a greater willingness to exit investment positions because of objectionable corporate activity.8

This has resulted in three changes: more scrutiny of the global financial system, strengthened regulation and a greater willingness to respond when risks appear to be rising.

Quit rates have accelerated lately, indicating a greater willingness to change jobs.

In addition, investors have shown a greater willingness to invest in riskier bonds as they seek out relatively high - yielding investments in the low - yield environment.

I sense a greater willingness to take the hard parts of Scripture as well as the soft spots as efforts are being made to deal with the full breadth of God's word in our worship.

If there is enough reaction to defeat the present administration in the 2004 elections, the probability is that the result will be a return to the less blatant imperialism of the recent past and greater willingness to work with our allies.

There is thus a greater willingness to grant ontological status to factors occurring in higher levels of life and in human existence.

First, a greater willingness to listen to, and affirm the strengths of, the opposing position.

A major effect of television's «religious» functionning may be a greater willingness of people to abnegate their individual social responsibility and acquiescence to totalitarian figures and institutions who appear more able to handle the perceived increasingly chaotic social situation.

I am encouraged that in the past couple of years we are finding a greater willingness amongst some Christian leaders to be teachable in this area.

While in some ways beverage consumers are becoming more careful about their consumption habits — checking ingredient labels, reducing sugar intake — in others they are showing a greater willingness to experiment and seek out new experiences.

If we then add in his love for Arsenal (like Jack), boundless enthusiasm, modesty and great willingness to learn then we could very well end up with an excellent player.

Like all the 20 year olds who have come through the Ajax youth system, he shows great technique and a great willingness to receive the ball all over the pitch.

Could turn out to be an excellent player as he's still only 21 and he's also very modest with a great willingness to learn.

Raheem Sterling — 5.5 Not helped by Glen Johnson's poor link - up play, but despite this he still showed a great willingness to take on opposition defenders and was successful on a number of occasions.

Sanders reached the million - donation mark far faster than Obama eight years ago, a sign both of his supporters» enthusiasm and of the greater willingness of grassroots Democrats to open their wallets after years of experience of giving to candidates.

There was a greater willingness to pursue radical alternatives, and Thatcher offered a clarity of vision that many found attractive.

«I have a great willingness to learn,» said Ward, a Grasmere resident and the president of the New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council.

I'm not calling for more doubt and uncertainty here, Britain needs firm leadership, but we do need a greater willingness to question assumptions and the humility to admit when they, and ourselves, might be wrong.

«This period requires more patience, fortitude, tolerance, endurance, patriotism and a greater willingness to make personal sacrifices for the good of all,» he said.