Sentence examples for more readiness to from inspiring English sources

The study also supports an impression of an indirect impact on healing processes in terms of more readiness to seek treatment.

Officials in the capital often deny there is anything wrong, but in the provinces "there is far more readiness to admit to shortcomings and shortages".

Observers say that Russia's approach is flawed but has shown more readiness to repatriate those who left for Isis than any western government.

It may also mean there's more readiness to embrace complexity and uncertainty instead of trying to downplay these factors when considering ways to foster human progress on a finite planet.

And at those times when street fundraisers do come in for public criticism, I think we might see more readiness to come to their aid, since fundraisers will be defending "one of their own" rather than a bunch of students who just happen to be wearing that charity's branding.

He was, in other words, a disheartening archetype — one among the millions of non-upwardly-mobile young men whom we, as a nation, have shown far more readiness to arrest and lock up (or, insidiously, to ignore completely) than to welcome into the mainstream of American social and civic experience.

Admittedly, the book includes some evidence that a career as a famous life coach may involve more than readiness to state the numbingly obvious, in terms that conjure up wartime information broadcasts.

Alert conscience (25 T) and the more generic readiness to offend (CCO) yielded Demotivate (since this applies to SCP we are here talking about proximal, situational influences on motivation like pictures of families at risk of harm, not distal ones like radicalisation).

In rare published remarks seemingly designed to marshal government forces and dissuade anyone thinking of defecting, he called on Syria's military to show "more readiness and continued preparations" to confront "internal agents" seeking to destabilize his battered country, according to the official SANA news agency.

But to encourage Saudi and Syrian attendance, they, too, have signaled more readiness in recent days to consider a comprehensive Middle East peace, and specifically, a possible resumption of Israeli-Syrian negotiations down the road.

Russia, for instance, has expressed more readiness than its Western partners to recognize that Iran has a sovereign right to enrich uranium for civilian purposes — a recognition that the Iranian negotiators are demanding as a precursor to any deal.