Sentence examples for be forthcoming about their from inspiring English sources

"It's time for Costco to be forthcoming about their plans.

It comes from public radio, and this is the quote in its entirety: "Republican Congressman* Darrell Issa wants the heads of the panel to be forthcoming about their sources of information".

The refusal of some black men to be forthcoming about their sexual preference for men, or even to wear condoms during sex, is thought to be spreading AIDS among black women at an alarming rate.

"If you cannot trust the Bush campaign to face the reality of the economy and Iraq, they are certainly not going to be forthcoming about their political opponent," said a spokesman for Mr. Kerry, Phil Singer, accusing the Bush team of distorting the National Journal finding.

They were selected purposively, with HCWs identifying women who were likely to be forthcoming about their experiences, and attempting to cover a range of facilities, including those in more remote areas.

When I spoke to Facebook representatives, they responded quickly and were forthcoming about their policies.

Good mortgage brokers are forthcoming about their backgrounds, Mr. Guttentag wrote in a blog post; they are good listeners, and helpful with personal-finance questions.

But they do offer some guideposts to steer people away from suspect "experts" and point them toward people who are forthcoming about their credentials.

This is problematic not only because of the risk of donors not being forthcoming about their health, but also -- probably primarily -- because many people who carry babesia are asymptomatic and therefore can't disclose an illness they don't know they have.

The health workers were willing to participate in this study, but their apparent distrust in the system resulted in them not being forthcoming about their coping strategies even when they had been assured of confidentiality.

Yet it's notable that none of the banks contacted by HuffPost would be forthcoming about practices within their bank, even as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued a stern warning to financial institutions to carefully monitor sales practices to prevent a Wells-like debacle. .