Sentence examples for a shared willingness to from inspiring English sources
Enduring constitutions nevertheless require three essential things: first, a general recognition that there is a problem that needs solving; second, a shared willingness to produce a shared outcome; and, third, a degree of readiness and goodwill to make that outcome a lasting settlement.
Over tea and cigarettes, Crowe argues that a shared willingness to fight for their characters brought out the best in each other.
The agency "is always willing to collaborate with their German counterparts... but only as long as a shared willingness to cooperate in a constructive fashion is demonstrated," it added in a terse statement.
There was among both the boys and the girls an abhorrence of female sexuality, a shared willingness to define the act of sex as either forced or a bargaining chip, to divide girls into "good" and "bad" on the basis of whether they "held out".
All three tiny homeowners shared a willingness to downsize and a love of travel.
His support came largely from a combination of moderate liberals and moderate conservatives who shared a willingness to compromise to achieve pragmatic goals.
Those who helped the party rise shared a willingness to lead the country by standing on a centrist platform flexible enough to handle a wide range of views.
They shared a willingness to buck the system, as Mr. Kan had when he uncovered the tainted blood scandal.
In the old days, despite their different approaches, Alliance and Bernstein shared a willingness to bet big on individual stocks; that tendency continued after the merger.
From those conversations, we identified a few traits that the survivors seem to share: a willingness to reinvent, a belief that family members are not entitled to employment, a focus on succession and an openness to seeking outside help.
It comes from a serendipitous environment in which the cross-pollination of diverse ideas can thrive on trust, sharing, a willingness to fail, and a readiness to start over.
