Sentence examples for critically willing from inspiring English sources

Even so, American teams are still scouring Japan for middle relievers, infielders with sure hands and situational hitters who are by and large well trained, hard-working and, critically, willing to work for more modest salaries than their predecessors.

Because few critics are willing or able to engage critically with the movie on race, McDonagh himself does not have to engage, does not have to wrestle with some of his failures as an artist.

"A democratic populace relies on people who know how to think critically, who are willing and able to take action".

We live in a society where people can say just about anything publicly about politicians, but in the workplace, there is little freedom for speaking critically and few willing to risk it.

At that moment there was only one critically important person willing to take a chance on Punch Sulzberger, and that was his mother; she believed that her husband had always underestimated him -- and that the less they had trusted him, the less he had risen to the challenge.

And, critically, what are you willing to give up and to live without?

We cannot promise specific political and social results without undermining our credibility as humanists (or even posthumanists) willing to critically examine our own presuppositions.

Even so, the availability of standardised surveillance results should be of great help in any ICU willing to critically evaluate and improve its own performance.

Willing buyer, willing seller.

Importantly, your new collaborator will almost certainly be willing to read your proposal critically and suggest meaningful changes of substance and style.

"They are willing to think critically, in both senses of the word".