Sentence examples for mere willingness from inspiring English sources

He even had a good word to say about Johnson's Great Society.Mr Bush's big-government conservatism also goes beyond a mere willingness to spend public money.

Additional incentives are required to encourage acceptance beyond the mere willingness to try.

This would test the assumption that mere willingness to enrol in RCTs and be randomised to treatments would influence the clinical course of symptoms.

Bettin et al. ([2012]) develop an econometric model which distinguishes various reasons for not remitting, either due to credit constrains, or due to the mere non-willingness to remit.

But Mr. Gore's hope is that the threat of tapping the strategic reserve would have much the same effect as the threat of a currency intervention by the Federal Reserve Bank: The mere suggestion of a future willingness to act can move prices.

Although referrals should not be seen as the ideal yardstick of collaboration or of willingness to collaborate, the mere existence of referrals implies a belief that the other provider will offer something beneficial to the patient.

And, in one of the scariest passages for a mere voting citizen to read, her huge willingness to swing the doors of governance open to the unaccountable, unelected private sector, following the model of the Clinton Global Initiative.

Research by (Latané and Darley 1968, Latané and Nida 1981) about these kinds of emergency situations demonstrated that the mere presence of other people decreases our willingness to help victims.

The show highlights how Romita's more open, friendlier portrayal of Spider-Man came to represent the style and aesthetic of the Marvel Comics brand and his vision and willingness to stay away from mere mimicry of his predecessor.

I'm no fan of moral absolutism, but I'm troubled by Murakami's willingness to use the rape of children as mere metaphor, and by the general ethical impassivity pervading this book.

However, our analysis shows that the revenue-optimal proportion of female users on the platform is a mere 36.2%, mainly because (a) men have a higher basic willingness to pay for the service than women, and (b) women exert stronger positive cross-side network effects on the on-platform spending habits of men than vice versa.