Sentence examples for how willingness from inspiring English sources

We argue how willingness and ability have an evolving interface over the PAI lifecycle, and examine a drinking water and sanitation PAI in East India.

Our study set out to investigate if and how willingness to pay — both hypothetical and actual — might reflect individuals' wider cognitive networks.

These results enabled us to generate maps that show how willingness to pay estimates vary across the region and can guide local policy design aimed at stimulating adoption of sustainable solutions.

Figure 3 shows how willingness to pay to avoid waiting lists for surgery is distributed geographically.

However, to the best of our knowledge, no studies have investigated how willingness to discuss death may affect health preference measurements in health valuation studies.

But how?The willingness of other global leaders to take Mr Brown's economic advice seriously will also be reduced when they contemplate the mess that he made of the British domestic economy.

Consider how his willingness to push through minor leg injuries to help keep postseason hope alive would have been characterized by Yankee mythmakers had Rodriguez not become just another big-name Yankee in career transition, if not conclusion.

Much as the two clubs have often complained about how their willingness to give up their players to the causes of England and France often costs them dear, through injuries and a loss of rhythm, they have continued to do more than their bit for their countries.

"A proper vocal condition is the basic rule for any singing performance," he wrote in a public letter explaining his decision, and "without it, no matter how much willingness, talent, discipline or passion there is, it is simply impossible to offer the public the performance for which they have paid".

"A proper vocal condition is the basic rule for any singing performance," the letter said, "without it, no matter how much willingness, talent, discipline or passion there is, it is simply impossible to offer the public the performance for which they have paid".

But while her preference for supporting equal rights in this case was never in doubt, what was striking on Tuesday was how her willingness to place it along the civil rights continuum allowed her to cut through the argument in a way even the court's conservative firebrands struggled to do.