Sentence examples for differences in the willingness from inspiring English sources
Several U.S. officials say that security cooperation has been hampered by patchy intelligence-sharing by Brussels and wide differences in the willingness of different agencies to work with foreign countries, even close allies.
2005 As this can be explained neither by different doses nor by trial design, cultural differences in the willingness to complain are the most likely explanation.
This result may reflect a decreased capacity on the part of carriers to exploit differences in the "willingness to pay" of customers with different advance booking times.
The reports from veterinarian and technicians should not differ between the study groups, but there could be differences in the willingness to report amongst the farmers causing information bias.
Even for the gadgets' designers, these disparities suggest basic differences in the willingness of Japanese versus Western consumers to embrace technological companionship.
The researchers posit two theories that might help explain the gap: gender discrimination and gender differences in the willingness to negotiate salary.
The methodological framework then follows, along with the results of survey-based studies conducted in Greece, aimed at quantifying the differences in the willingness-to-pay to reduce traffic risk due to the road environment (urban vs. rural).
Indeed, there was no significant difference in the willingness to work with a female employee who negotiated using a relational account ("I-We" strategy) as compared to female employees who let the opportunity to negotiate for a raise pass.
The seemingly dramatic shifts were due mostly to a difference in the willingness of partisans to be interviewed -- Obama supporters were briefly less willing to participate in polls after the first debate.
More women than men participated in our study, although there was no statistically significant difference in the willingness to participate between the sexes.
