Sentence examples for a huge willingness from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Portugal at a European meeting, said the case had prompted a "huge willingness" on the part of continental leaders to "tackle this problem of trade in human misery".

And, in one of the scariest passages for a mere voting citizen to read, her huge willingness to swing the doors of governance open to the unaccountable, unelected private sector, following the model of the Clinton Global Initiative.

But this rests on a huge assumption: that willingness to pay is the same as utility.

Merkel placed a huge bet on the willingness of the German people to accept, and integrate, millions of asylum seekers.

But Dr. Hofferth said the ability to stay in touch by phone made a huge difference in parents' willingness to leave children temporarily alone, and that many parents with blue-collar jobs had limited access to phones.

DESPITE the American objections, Reed Brody, advocacy director of Human Rights Watch in New York, said there has been a huge change in the willingness of officials to seek prosecution in the last five years, not only in international tribunals, but also in national courts like Belgium's, where cases can now be brought against foreigners for events that took place in other countries.

If transportation costs are not covered, this will have a huge impact on their willingness to pay particularly when the facility is far away from their place of residence.

Getting the Board of Education, normally more concerned with test scores and politics, to approve this trip took a huge organizing effort and the willingness of P.S. 86's strict but canny principal, Sheldon Benardo, to pull strings.

"There has been a huge shift in public perception, and a willingness to act that would have been unimaginable three years ago".

Casiraghi's willingness to move around is a huge asset, says John Robertson, her Ph.D. supervisor at Cambridge.

But what they do have in common is a huge amount of enthusiasm and energy and a willingness to commit hours of their time to the rehearsals.