Sentence examples for capable of and willing from inspiring English sources

Everyone knew what the Syrian government was capable of and willing to do to maintain power.

All these subjects were Cantonese-speaking adults (aged≥18) selected within households using a Kish Grid methodology, who were capable of and willing to answer a telephone interview.

Fundraisers should consider the potential contribution those of older age are capable of and willing to make.

In the context of Zambian health-centre operations, effective mechanisms of administrative answerability should enable health-centre managers and/or District officials to request information about a provider or health-centre's performance, and would ensure they were capable of, and willing to, supply that information.

Issues such as location (urban vs regional or isolated areas) and the associated availability of public transport, the availability of co-residents capable and willing to provide transport, and the subjective experience of driving cessation as an untimely shock, or as an anticipated, if unwelcome transition, need to be taken into account.

"What I'm trying to do with it is make metal music with a darker undercurrent of something sinister, melancholy… exploring hidden and obscure places where you can get to know yourself better, know what you're capable of and what you're willing to do," he says.

They usually have additional pitch (which is the distance between the rows, measured from the back of one seat to the back of the seat behind) and legroom, but you have to be capable and willing to help in case of an emergency.

He agrees with Arnold that right "implies inward recognition" that we must be capable of both "seeing" and "willing".

Causes of Clinical Inertia There are three main reasons cited for clinical inertia: 1) Providers believe they're already giving sufficient care, 2) Providers lack sufficient training and 3) In chronic illnesses that require patients to change behavior, many providers don't believe patients are capable of, or willing, to do so.

As if it has not already been amply demonstrated that Mitt Romney is capable and willing to take all sides of every issue, the latest affront to common decency, common sense, and community comes in the form of his spin around on the issue of disaster relief.

I showed I was capable and willing to do the work.