"However, given the limited extent of the information leaked by Snowden at the time the survey was fielded, it seems unlikely that the average American had extensively altered their willingness to discuss political issues".
This study seeks to explore whether this epidemic has altered the willingness of Hong Kong medical students to perform basic life support and mouth-to-mouth ventilation during an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Yes, it was brash and grandiose, but in a short-attention span digital music marketplace in which MP3s and shuffle-play have altered our willingness to listen patiently, there's something to be said for Big Ideas that take time and energy to fully appreciate.
These changes, in turn, alter the willingness of the auditor and the client to cooperate during negotiation.
Carrybacks and carryforwards reduce a company's risk, so the real question isn't whether they increase total investment but rather whether they alter the willingness of corporations to take bigger risks.
The school issued a letter to the group on 27 March which, while outlining the strictly legal status of the occupation, does not alter this willingness for constructive exchange".
The court's ruling will shape the course of scientific research and medical testing, and it may alter the willingness of businesses to invest in the expensive work of isolating and understanding genetic material.
(All Grades Teacher, FGD) Parents also questioned the length of time the impregnation lasted for and stated this would alter their willingness to pay.
The use of specimens for nontherapeutic purposes must not alter the willingness of the public to participate in newborn screening programs and related activities.
While the subject of Android was clearly an emotional issue for Mr. Jobs, there's no evidence yet that his death in October has altered Apple's willingness to reach a compromise with makers of Android products.
The improvements in child survival have been dramatic, yet they do not seem to have altered many people's fatalism about development or willingness to write off much of the world as doomed to eternal misery.
