Sentences with phrase «willingness than their ability»

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Isaacson noted Da Vinci's «willingness to challenge received wisdom would lead him to craft an empirical approach for understanding nature that foreshadowed the scientific method developed more than century later... His method was rooted in experiment, curiosity, and the ability to marvel at phenomena that the rest of us rarely pause to ponder after we've outgrown our wonder years».

Companies with the fundamental ability — and demonstrated willingness — to increase dividend payouts appear better positioned to offer portfolio protection than those with only high dividend yields.

I think he has the willingness and the mental ability to do well, whether he has the physical ability or can be taught better technique I'll leave to others with more knowledge than I.

She had them all: dry diapers for more than two hours at a time, the ability to pull her pants on and off, an awareness of when she was about to and after she went in her diaper, and a willingness to sit on the potty.

But that disagreement morphed into open warfare yesterday as Commission Co-Chair Kathleen Rice lashed out at one of the dissenters, Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney, all but accusing her of lying when it comes to the commission's ability — and willingness — to include anyone other than state legislators in its public corruption probe.

As the season progresses, the show becomes less about the Young Pope's ability to dazzle admirers with a smile than his willingness to compensate for his own insecurity by doubling down on extreme, conservative views.

In a changing environment, where more than half of current jobs will be gone in 10 years, the value offered as professionals will be the willingness to learn and the ability to respond to change.

Though her comments on literature were generally more factual or summary than analytical, Sandra showed far more willingness to participate in class discussions and group work than some of her peers with more «innate» ability.

But this willingness to oversteer adds a useful degree of influence when navigating a track, rather than the ability to simply cook your rear tyres.

Companies with the fundamental ability — and demonstrated willingness — to increase dividend payouts appear better positioned to offer portfolio protection than those with only high dividend yields.

That means having a plan that makes sure that you don't take more risk than you have the ability, willingness or need to take.

Discussion: While it may be true that a debt can be charged off for reasons other than the debtor's ability or willingness to repay, generally, if a creditor has written off a debt as a loss it is an indicator that the applicant has had some difficulty repaying the amounts owed.

But when I realized that I did not have the personal ability / willingness to buy when valuations were high even though the model said to do so because of momentum, rather than compound an error, I shut down the product, and refunded some fees.

It is not only their amazing sense of smell (which can be 10, 000 - 100,000 times more sensitive than ours), but their love of a game, intelligence, willingness to please and ability to be constantly motivated by food rewards that makes the Labrador such an ideal working dog.

It has to do with the precautionary principle - in its simplest terms, «better safe than sorry» - or, more precisely, our willingness and ability to embrace it.»

There are no selection or eligibility criteria other than the willingness and ability to purchase the property.

The case spanned more than six years and her willingness and ability to judge, compromise and — if necessary — fight was never tainted or distracted.

Clients of our firm benefit from more than just our willingness to pursue a case; they benefit from the seasoned experience, abundant resources, and cunning abilities of our legal team.

It is better to emphasize your ability and willingness to expand your knowledge base than to claim that you are already an expert in certain software or system and network procedures with which you have absolutely no experience.

It requires the ability and willingness to value other things more than revenge or vindication.

In in - depth interviews with teachers, parents, ECSE personnel, and therapists as part of a qualitative study, it was Therapists» willingness and ability to provide services within daily routines rather than using a pull - out model that was key to successful inclusion of young children with severe disabilities.