Sentence examples for consistent willingness from inspiring English sources

Urinating on Taliban corpses?" Ms. Raddatz showed a consistent willingness to call the candidates on their "malarkey," as the Vice President put it.

The fact that his stuff is just as relevant today as it was in the 80s isn't solely down to what's turned out to be the cyclical nature of British politics, but also his consistent willingness to reinvent and refresh his approach while maintaining the spirit of passionate indignation that's powered all his best routines.

"Organization, thoughtfulness, good humor, inventiveness, enthusiasm and a consistent willingness to give of his time and energy -- these are the qualities that Drew brings to bear, persuading students that learning is about effort and well worth it when done right". Several students wrote of his ability to engage the entire class in a dialogue.

R. Clarke Cooper of the Log Cabin Republicans, a gay rights group, said, "Congressman Ryan's vote in favor of the Employment Nondiscrimination Act and his consistent willingness to engage with Log Cabin on a range of issues speaks to his record as a fair-minded policy maker".

Biegun extolled Trump and Kim's "top-down approach" as potentially transformative, based on Trump's "consistent willingness to use voice and written word to send positive messages" to Kim Jong-un and Kim Jong-un Jong-und intention to denuclearize and focus on achieving economic prosperity.

Their consistent willingness to come down, to descend even from the very heights of passion, is in essence, an act of humility.

Similarly, one's religious affiliation had no strong or consistent effect on willingness to donate in the various scenarios.

Social support has a positive significant relationship to household relocation willingness, consistent with Tierney's (2013) study, but inconsistent with Riad et al.'s (1999) study.

For household characteristics, income and loss both have a significant negative relationship to household relocation willingness, consistent with Bateman and Edwards' (2002) study, but inconsistent with other studies (Whitehead et al. 2000; Huang et al. 2012; Stein et al. 2013; Lazo et al. 2015).

The proportion of Americans reporting that they know someone who suffers from a mental health problem has stayed surprisingly consistent, despite increased willingness to discuss such issues.

And when his administration failed at every turn to act in a manner consistent with a willingness to accept safeguarded enrichment, the same analysts attributed this to congressional and Israeli pressure.