Sentence examples for increase the willingness from inspiring English sources

Ministers say this will help increase the willingness of the public to share personal data "in the interests of legitimate activity including efficient government".

Competition to achieve title as livable place could also increase the willingness of the community in improving quality of its environment.

"Being non-judgmental may increase the likelihood of accepting the self, which may increase the willingness of more mindful individuals to explore and examine the self ultimately, being more familiar or friendly with themselves," explains lead author Adam W. Hanley.

But both bills also cut back on key tax incentives, known as tax loss carryforwards and carrybacks, that the new study finds increase the willingness of companies to take risks.

I must admit I am too dim to follow how cutting tax and regulation will increase the willingness of employers to hire British workers specifically, as opposed to foreign nationals.

That could increase the willingness of banks and utilities to invest in a project called Desertec, which would harvest the sun's energy using a method known as concentrating solar power from the vast North African desert and deliver it as electricity, via high-voltage transmission lines, to markets in Europe.

Local and social welfare expectations increased the willingness to contract in the future.

The resulting information increased the willingness of department chairs and administrators to challenge norms and to design and implement improvements.

Meanwhile, the rise in the value of collateral, such as property, increases the willingness of banks to lend.

Still, there were modest indications that the European plan was increasing the willingness of banks to lend to one another, a key goal.

This has important implications … influencing the way we are perceived … encouraging people to visit our shores … and increasing the willingness of people in other countries to do business with us.