Sentence examples for distressing willingness from inspiring English sources

Iraq is showing a distressing willingness to side with the region's most repressive regimes, including Iran and Syria.

He won't get it from the US Congress whose members are thoroughly compromised by health industry money or a distressing willingness to compromise their principles when even a whiff of protest comes into their offices from health insurance lobbyists or other for-profit health care players.

Especially distressing is the willingness of some conservative Christians intentionally to use fear, misinformation, bigotry, and misunderstanding of what transgender means to perpetuate stereotypes and to try to block equal protections for all citizens.

Participants will be taught to increase adherence to a heart-healthy lifestyle by increasing willingness to experience distressing sensations and urges moment to moment (i.e., acceptance) while engaging in health behaviors.

But it is incredibly distressing that young girls' idols are constantly teaching them that their willingness to "party" is a girl's strongest suit: not their brains, or their sense of humour, or their own unique way with a key change.

Ability to develop a therapeutic relationship Formulation skills Managing uncertainty during the process of learning CBT skills Willingness to practice new skills under scrutiny Ability to contain potentially distressing emotions Knowing own limitations and ability to judge when referral to more experienced professionals is required.

Economic arguments often trumped all other concerns, and the willingness of intelligent public health scientists to concede these battles has been distressing.

These cost-effectiveness analyses, while giving an insight into the economic consequences from a payer perspective, nevertheless overlook patients' willingness to pay for an improved quality of life and relief from a distressing side effect of chemotherapy.

Baghdad is showing a distressing willingness to side with the region's most repressive regimes, not just Iran but also Iran's chief ally, the brutal Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad.

Perhaps most distressing is the President's seeming lack of understanding of the root causes of the violent extremism that has plagued the Middle East and South Asia for decades, much less a willingness to confront them.

And a distressing solipsism..