Sentence examples for common willingness from inspiring English sources

For instance there is a common willingness among conservatives to defend the Bush tax cuts, even though the evidence does not show much of an economic payoff.

It was an example of an increasingly -- and distressingly -- common willingness among Republicans to not just stretch the truth, but to fold it into entirely new shapes.

Based on common willingness to pay thresholds, IVIG would not be perceived as a cost effective treatment for CIDP.

The primary outcome was the percent utility gained through NIPPV in relation to two common willingness-to-pay thresholds: $50,000 and $100,000 per QALY[ 11].

The primary outcome was the percent utility gained through NIPPV in relation to two common willingness-to-pay thresholds: $50,000 and $100,000 per quality-adjusted life year (QALY).

Importantly, treatment of individuals in class TB2 was still cost-effective, though our results suggest that routine use of directly-observed therapy for LTBI cases (with no othermedical risk factors) may fall short of common willingness-to-pay thresholds.

Young men from elsewhere in Iraq moved here to take jobs at Speicher Base, turning it into a little eddy in the swirl of ethnic and sectarian violence in this country, a refuge for those who had one thing in common: a willingness to take the side of the United States.

In fact, he argued that great companies have one thing in common — "a willingness to defer gratification".

The first choices of all the black inmates had one thing in common; a willingness to change race.

What they had in common was a willingness to follow their convictions – even if it put them in harm's way.

One thing many of these new strategies have in common is a willingness to transgress time-honored barriers — for instance, by blurring the division between reporting and advertising.