Sentence examples for daily willingness from inspiring English sources

Few Democratic candidates will have an easy time this year, but those who demonstrate a fierce optimism about the role of government and a daily willingness to stand up for firm principles will have a fighting chance.

Stravinsky foresaw the real conflict of war and revolution, life or death confronted on a daily basis – the willingness to die for one's beliefs.

They were interviewed using structured questionnaires to assess dependence in activities of daily living (ADLs), willingness to use and to pay for day care centres, mobile care teams, and nursing centres.

The objective of this paper is to investigate the effect of constraints in work and in other daily trips/activities on the willingness to shift departure time and the willingness to pay for reducing travel time and travel delay.

I marvel at how anything seems possible, with daily actions reflecting a willingness to confront failure.

I began to meditate daily and found the willingness to do what I had never done before: be honest.

I'm daily inspired by the willingness of religious people I meet to challenge their beliefs about atheists, and by atheists I know who are dedicated to building constructive relationships with the religious.

Future studies should explore the relationship between actual daily salt intake and willingness to be tested for genetic risk of salt-sensitive hypertension.

Parents were quick to realise that the care of the child's diabetes required a solid structure in their daily lives but the willingness to learn about how the child's body functioned was immediately apparent.

Inclusion criteria were age >13 years, type 1 diabetes duration >1 year, >3 months CSII with bolus calculator use, A1C ≤9.5%, self-monitoring of blood glucose ≥4 times daily, Internet access, and willingness to use RT-CGM for 6 of each 7 days for the study duration.

The CPAQ is a 20-item self-reported instrument containing two subscales: Activity engagement (extent of participation in daily activities despite pain experience) and Pain willingness (willingness to experience pain without trying to control, alter or avoid it).