Sentence examples for be willing to assert from inspiring English sources

We stand for those values and we have to be willing to assert them.

That's because, when we're dealing with someone who is being selfish or inconsiderate, we need to be willing to assert our interests at least as strongly as they are willing to assert theirs.

If our aim were merely to utter truths, we should be willing to assert the proposition.

In addition, for the private equity-tech relationship to work in the long-term, funds must be willing to assert unusual control over their investment targets, continue to invest in operationally sound playbooks and must help their portfolio companies nail the subscription model, which requires higher upfront costs.

Few physicians, one suspects, would be willing to assert that they do not attempt to base their clinical decision-making on available evidence.

An assertive leader is a leader that is willing to assert themselves, and to take chances and act in bold ways.

"They're willing to assert their contractual rights in a court of law.

Mayoral elections seem to favour politicians with strong personalities who are willing to assert their independence from their party machine.

One, it indicates that Mr. Huntsman is willing to assert the weaknesses of his rivals despite pledges when he announced his candidacy that he would run a "civil" campaign, unlike those of his opponents.

That some of the conservative establishment had been willing to assert, without evidence, that the bomb threats were a "false flag" ploy by Democrats was a troubling reminder of how deeply the practice of politically motivated conspiracy mongering and hoax spreading has seeped into the country's DNA.

Most voters split between Mr. Slater and the monkey, with less than 17% being willing to assert that no one owned it, it was in the public domain.