Sentence examples for difficult willingness from inspiring English sources

Roets et al. [ 46] suggest that once tasks are perceived as difficult, willingness to invest effort is reduced, even though the task demands are high with an initial high level of motivation arising from the need for closure.

The following are several examples of the leaps of faith and love that have helped Prospect Point Cottages thrive in difficult times: Willingness to hire someone who couldn't get a job at PetSmart Carol Dougherty, the property manager, has a passion for gardening, growing native plants, and upstate New York.

In 2006 her first feature film, Red Road, a claustrophobic study in obsession and revenge, introduced her abiding subject – young people searching for hope in difficult circumstances – and her willingness to take risks by casting unknowns.

Fostering an environment of open, honest communication takes the courage to keeping asking the difficult questions and the willingness to hear the truth without repercussion.

And they like his willingness to take difficult decisions even if they mean a rocky ride.

We say… Searching for some deft plotting and a willingness to tackle difficult subjects?

There's no doubt that Holmes displays a refreshing level of courage in his willingness to tackle difficult subjects.

Without her support and her willingness to make difficult decisions, Maradona would surely have died on more than one occasion.

Kennedy's willingness to probe difficult issues without political agenda or ego is what we should expect of — yet too often fail to find in — our Supreme Court justices.

"Both leaders have demonstrated a willingness to make difficult decisions that have been instrumental in getting to this point," Mr. Kerry said in a statement.

These trends, they say, have destroyed the fabric of a law firm partnership, where a shared sense of purpose once created willingness to weather difficult times.