Sentence examples for least willingness from inspiring English sources

The Canadian experiment aimed at testing basic human decency, or at least willingness to play a quirky game of give-the-robot-a-ride, ended abruptly in the wee hours of Saturday morning when someone in Philadelphia beheaded and dismembered Hitchbot, and left it on the side of the road.

They were then asked to indicate their willingness to engage in a long-term romantic relationship with the people in the photographs (1 = least willingness to 10 = most willing) in the block that contained images that were of the opposite sex as the participant.

This limitation is inevitable in studies addressing change in professional behavior, as willingness to change (or at least willingness to explore change) is a prerequisite to participate.

So far, the administration has signaled at least some willingness to listen.

I have less courage than before, or at least less willingness to test it.

But Kerrey's memory — or, at least, his willingness to write about what he remembers — is selective.

But he said the threat of a fight seemed to have produced at least some willingness to consider changes.

The music historian Richard Taruskin stated his own preference for a modicum of messiness, or at least a willingness to put up with it.

A couple of years ago, it seemed like there was at least some willingness inside the economic profession to take outside critiques seriously.

But he does recognise some advantages, not least the willingness of Japanese banks to let customers pay in large bags of unsorted coins.

And only a very self-absorbed little group of narcissists would fail to spot the irony of a self-styled IRA attacking the "criminal " activity of bankers, not least their willingness to "grease the politicians palms".