Sentence examples for extended willingness from inspiring English sources

It might also have rooted in a reluctance to share the rather personal results with colleagues and staff, which was not supported by our results which indicated an extended willingness to share and discuss the results with others.

Nationalist solidarity may not extend to willingness to redistribute wealth.

Secondary outcomes across strategies are given in Table  3.> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Key: dominatedtEC; endometrialrial cancer; ED, extended dominated; WTP, willingness-to-pay.

Dr. Abu Kishek and other members of the Al-Quds administration extended their hospitality and willingness to engage with members of the Brandeis community.

"Part of that defense system is what's called extended deterrence ― our willingness to use nuclear weapons in the defense of our allies, if it came to that," he explained.

This openness to others extends to a willingness to imagine other kinds of world.

"My cooperation in this matter extends beyond a willingness to supply any and all requested documents," Mr. Walker's statement said.

The European Central Bank's pledge to hold the single currency together does not extend to a willingness to loosen monetary policy further.

The atmosphere of growing cooperation also extends to a willingness among performing artists to work within the shrunken budgets of nonprofit presenting organizations, said Stephen Sansone, president of the Untermyer Performing Arts Council in Yonkers and executive director of the Yonkers Downtown/Waterfront Business Improvement District.

"The idea of being able to extend somebody's willingness to be on foot from a couple of blocks to four miles makes a lot of sense for us," said Michael Dobbins, commissioner of planning development and neighborhood conservation for the City of Atlanta, who wrote Mr. Kamen a letter after reading a newspaper article about "It" earlier this year.

This salary rate was instituted in 1996 specifically to increase physicians' willingness to work extended hours to ensure a sufficient labor force in hospitals.