The more sincere you are in trying to understand their feelings, the more likely they will be willing to avoid a conflict.
But I'd say the severity of the threats to the US economy means the Democratic party should be willing to avoid even a technical default.
However, 21% were not sure how long they would be willing to avoid health care professionals.
Approximately half of the sample was willing to avoid social contact if necessary and 40% reported willingness to avoid health care professionals.
In comparison with the vaccine for cervical cancer, which is primarily given to teenage girls, we suspect that most young women would not be willing to avoid lactation as the authors suggested - this is a natural consequence of pregnancy.
With this in mind, the initial price of the system should not be the overriding consideration: the organization should be willing to avoid purely cost-oriented vendors [ 28], as costs soon mount if problems arise.
Some even collude with crooked cops to do a bit of extortion, since couples are willing to pay to avoid being hauled to the police station.
Or they could simply be the price Iraq's leaders are willing to pay to avoid the embarrassment of a half-filled summit hall.
To determine how much patients are willing to pay to avoid intraoperative awareness?
To determine how much money patients are willing to pay to avoid postoperative muscle pains associated with succinylcholine.
In Mexico, there are only a few papers that evaluate what people are willing to pay to avoid air pollution1.
