Sentence examples for core willingness from inspiring English sources

Avoid having a closed mind: but keep an open core willingness to accept faith as totally relevant and an open mind to the Biblical account and Bible-doctrines are needed.

(Le Poisson Rouge) 7 P.M. BEN WILLIAMS AND SOUND EFFECT Mr. Williams, the bassist who won last year's Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, squares his own groups on a solid core, with a willingness to swing against any groove.

First, the results showed that trust is a core factor affecting willingness to lend; thus, enhancing the level of trust between borrowers and lenders is an effective measure to improve trade efficiency.

No amount of new regulation going to deliver an outcome if the core problem remains a willingness to tolerate criminality.

These things notwithstanding, the two characteristics I believe are most responsible for our success have been our unwavering focus on our core mission and our willingness to be bold in interpreting it.

Anyone can apply to set up such a school, provided they have sufficient educational and financial expertise within their core team, and the willingness to make a substantial time commitment.

Silicon Valley success is based on four core business principles and a willingness to stay flexible.

If the core of liberalism is the willingness to spend money in the name of compassion, then this judgment is probably hyperbolic.

The "unlimited willingness" of the core euro area countries to support their weaker partners "is not commensurate with the limited capacity for bailouts".

Each of these processes has its own methodology, but at their core is the desire and willingness to move beyond the ego and to offer one's contribution in service to the whole.

For example, Bill Clinton stunned the Rev. Jesse Jackson in 1992 by appearing before his organization and assailing the race-baiting rap singer Sister Souljah -- a move that cemented his willingness to challenge core Democratic groups.