If you are even half-willing, the National Academy show will take your breath away.
"Acts of Balance" is full of autobiographical references, right down to the images of cowboy boots, a wry reference to Ms. Sikander's current half-willing residence in Texas.
But some say that's not necessarily so, especially given Mrs. Whitman's clumsy management of her own proposal; having leaned on the Democrats and found them half-willing to support an increase, she took off for a Republican National Committee meeting where she warned against tax-and-spend liberals.
The narrator of two stories is a young man fleeing both the Ivy League and the working class, struggling with marriage and menial employment in Florida; but he is, like so many of Banks's characters (the professor in "The Book of Jamaica," Bob Dubois in "Continental Drift," John Brown himself), a half-willing refugee from the north country.
Two-thirds approve of the idea of military strikes in retaliation for the attacks, and half are willing to see Britain involved in military action alongside America.
Yet when it comes to the international league, more reticent Britons are only half as willing as their peers elsewhere on the globe to hire out their personal possessions.
Our recent random probability survey of men's attitudes to STI screening in Britain showed that in men who regularly participate in sport, just over half were willing to access self-completed screening kits at sporting venues.
More than half are willing to relocate to Lebanon as a base for locum tenens jobs in the Arabian Gulf region.
Those who had finished their studies by the age of 15 were approximately half as willing to become a cadaveric donor as those who had completed additional schooling.
31 However, about one-third of patients with migraine using triptans did not get headache relief at 2 h after taking medication, and over half were willing to try other treatments.
