Sentences with word «willingness»

The danger for the blockbuster — and it would be a real sadness — is if insurance values and lack of willingness of collectors to lend things becomes too great.

By showing willingness to take responsibility for my car, I impressed my parents enough to get some additional help from them.

After you finish the assessment for willingness, let's consider ability to take risk.

It is based on willingness to sacrifice for the sake of others rather than only on satisfaction of one's personal desires.

The self - criticism already present in that community will increase along with willingness to pursue inquiries that truly benefit humankind.

They care about your demonstrated willingness to make the little sacrifices needed to make the payments even when there's some glitch in your income or an unexpected expense.

While there are benefits to paying with a credit card, they do not explain this enormous increase in willingness to pay.

This is partly explained by poorer attendance but also partly explained by willingness of staff to treat a patient's medical condition at the same time as a mental health condition.

Also expressed willingness to answer any questions about the vehicle purchased.

The attorney general said the main goal of the investigation is to initiate change and some companies have already indicated willingness to cooperate.

I understand that hiring an experienced tech is essential, but in my opinion a rookie would be more beneficial, characteristics such as willingness of knowledge, experience, prospects are super powerful.

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.

The ingredients are there — it only requires willingness of citizens and the leaders of our cities to do it.

«It is important to mention that this agreement arose from willingness by all three presidents to find solutions in the best interest of members,» the three presidents wrote.

Finally, there seems to be more willingness for regulators and policymakers to take action if they see risks building.

Ultimately, this can lead to greater understanding and a stronger willingness to work at helping the student.

No distractions, only willingness to catch a perfect wave.

Provided superior service while displaying willingness to follow company policies and guidelines.

However, both the profile focuses on four main points: client's ability to repay loan, client's existing assets, client's apparent willingness to repay loan and client collateral.

If they are going to ask the team to make sacrifices or take on extra chores, they ought to demonstrate their own willingness to sacrifice alongside them.

While rescuing old data is one aspect of the project, there is also a growing willingness on the part of national agencies to share holdings.

We also saw less willingness to give last - room availability.

You don't need skill or time to cook — just willingness and a few free minutes.

Is there a new willingness to explore new models and new ways of doing business?

Swap spreads, bond spreads, implied volatility, and other variables show a continued willingness to take risk.

Both sides have shown little willingness to back down in recent weeks.

Among males, prior knowledge of a weapon at school was associated with reduced willingness to tell someone about a knife.

I think you're right, a message here is definitely that women need to take charge of their own lives, which does mean willingness to challenge conventions / expectations at times.

The goal is to evaluate a candidate's reasoning ability, problem solving skills, judgment, and possibly even willingness to take intelligent risks.

A third aspect can involve a reduction in general willingness to take risk on the part of most investors.

In addition to screen size, experience is a major factor in consumer willingness to use mobile devices for office productivity.

Even down to how he wore his watch or put on his glasses, he demonstrates a real willingness to give himself completely to the role.

The answer is simply willingness and a strong desire to perform well.

It comes as no surprise Ozil has been one of the best in the PL since his return when it coincides with a new found willingness to defend and fight for the ball.

The researchers also tested willingness to pay for a vaccine at various price points.

Yet this three - times factor was at tier one research universities, where the pricing for other universities was lower, based presumably on the assessed willingness to pay.

But it does mean having no attachment to that view, and instead having a constant willingness to change that view in response to new evidence.

Younger consumers indicated a high willingness to pay for news and magazines specially formatted for e-readers.

Previous opioid use predicted the likelihood of someone reporting willingness to use if offered in the future.

He has shown that he is prepared to sign up for tough decisions on the economy, and his party has shown a surprising willingness in government to stand by those decisions.

Perhaps willingness to die for your beliefs isn't a very good indicator of the truth of those beliefs?

Innovative people seek innovative cultures where willingness to try new things, even if they may end in failure, are rewarded.

What is also new, or at least renewed, is a certain willingness to challenge traditional thinking on the basis of solid empirical research.

The arrival of this new theme suggests a more recent willingness to incorporate human narrative.

Like other skills, you must practice these in order to develop them, but they do not require training so much as personal willingness.