Sentence examples for more willingly to from inspiring English sources

In this way, the authors make the potential audience more willingly to accept their point of views and be more open to FLA approach.

Women are more willingly to take complementary and alternative medicine [ 10].

They were more willingly to complete the chronic diseases related health check and take measurement to intervene.

Applied research might be more readily useable by a policy system than basic research, but health policy-makers tend to relate more willingly to natural sciences than social sciences.

Another explanation could be that older people are more willingly to report falls from the past than those from the present since they may be afraid that report of current falls could result in unpleasant consequences like hospitalisation, institutionalisation and loss of independence.

"Once it is affordable," he added, "people will more willingly volunteer to take up the opportunity.

Callitrichids provide rewards to socio-sexual partners (for example, grooming, non-conceptive sexual exchange) more willingly than punishment to minimize free riding, which builds mutual trust.

And everyone more willingly pays taxes to finance public provision because they share in the overall economic gains.

Ununtrium(I) is predicted to be more similar to silver(I) than thallium(I): the Uut+ ion is expected to more willingly bind anions, so that UutCl should be quite soluble in an excess of hydrochloric acid or in ammonia while TlCl is not.

The research found that the bag charge had led people to more willingly embrace other waste policies too, such as a charge on plastic bottles or coffee cups.

As for GOP congressional leaders, Romney has long since tied his destiny to theirs, and far more willingly than presidential candidates generally like to do.