Sentence examples for global willingness from inspiring English sources

Many of these models aim to harness the global willingness to pay for R&D as a public good and stimulate innovation while maintaining transparency.

Analysts at JP Morgan Cazenove reckoned Liberty Global's willingness to up its offer "may be tempered by the significant regulatory risks".

The report argued that while deficit growth would be unsustainable because it could undermine global investors' willingness to buy American debt, huge short-term deficits are manageable.

In fact, the recession revealed a global consumer willingness to pay premiums for quality in a climate that called for more discretion with one's dollars, establishing consumer demand for organic foods as transcending the niche market segment.

At the Fed, he quickly earned a reputation as its resident intellectual, attracting attention with unconventional ideas on how to beat deflation, the benefits of inflation targeting and the idea of a global saving glut.This willingness to question conventional wisdom is also Greenspanesque.

Though "Heroes" traffics in themes of global terrorism, its willingness to veer into the vacation land of "The OC" makes it a lot easier to watch than something like "24," which during its best seasons sustains an anxiety level so high that if you happened upon it while knitting you could stab a vein with a needle.

Global satisfaction and willingness to undertake another simulation-based course was very high and similar in the two groups [respectively ranked at 10 (8; 10) and 8 (7; 9) in both groups on a 1 10 scale].

It was about the transformation of this country's attitude toward an Olympic champion and global icon, whose willingness to speak his mind had made him a pariah rather than a prophet in many precincts of his own land.

The Guardian – always the outsider – has won a global reputation for its willingness to fight for the right causes.

Regulators have been paying close attention to the willingness of global banks to facilitate illegal flows of money from outside the United States.

Her enthusiasm for privatisation launched a global revolution and her willingness to stand up to tyranny helped to bring an end to the Soviet Union.