Sentence examples for career willing from inspiring English sources

The baby-faced forward had looked a competent if unspectacular player in three-and-a-half seasons at Palermo, but under Mazzarri he thrived – finding the first coach of his career willing to play him as an out-and-out striker, rather than a deeper-lying forward.

When a fancy title and a big paycheck aren't important to the relationship, other things become more important - women are demanding men who support their careers, will be willing to move, and will be primary caregivers to children.

If Parcells, at this point in his career, is willing to pledge only one or two more years to the Jets, will Johnson feel it is time start over with a new regime?

DiCaprio once again shows he is a perfectly good actor, and those of us who remember and admire him from what Variety magazine calls his "pre-boat" career were willing him to do something interesting with this film.

He is of Liverpool, a union man and career politician willing to stand up to the government when he thinks it necessary.

In part, this is likely from second-career people willing to choose a calling more for personal satisfaction, Woolever said.

Meanwhile, there's an opportunity here for early-career scientists willing to do their homework.

Betting the Farm 3 November 2006 Howard Hughes Medical Institute's lavish new venture offers unprecedented opportunities for a small number of early-career scientists willing to take a big gamble.

We've found an incredible number of recent graduates and mid-career professionals willing to go and do 'tour of duty' out in communities around the world.

It is a risk that at this stage in his career he is willing and happy to take.

It took Ewing until near the end of his Knick career to be willing to pass the ball -- and not just under duress -- to the open teammate.