Sentence examples for delayed willingness from inspiring English sources

If the negative consequences are delayed, willingness to pay to avoid disease will decrease most likely due to present-biased time preferences.

It requires patience, foresight, maturity and a willingness to endure delayed gratification.

DeLay's willingness to spend tax money in order to keep his party in power came as a surprise to those who believed that he was a doctrinaire, limited-government conservative.

Prosecutors, lawyers and judges have to undergo training, but legal experts say that it is mostly a lack of willingness from the government that has delayed the transition.

But the inevitable was delayed by the fitful growth of start-up carriers and the willingness of corporate America during the 1990's bubble to pay almost any price for a seat.

Their study found a positive relationship between the citizens' trust in the government and their willingness to pay; hence, a public project can be delayed by citizens' distrust towards the government.

And he said there needed to be a new willingness to delay the retirement age.

Participants were given a series of questions meant to gauge their willingness to delay a reward.

The United States expresses a willingness to delay the imposition of tariffs on up to $150 billion of Chinese imports.

Both sides have shown a willingness to delay the debate, expressing a common concern for stability in the housing market.

Although landlords are showing willingness to delay eviction proceedings until decisions have been made, the length of time is still leading to significantly more arrears being accrued.