Referring to Paloma Picasso, Linda Wells, the editor of Allure, said, "It takes a lot more work to have such a look, but also more willingness, and that's unusual today".
REAL-WORLD RELEVANCE Elves and fairies and dragons are all well and good — see World of Warcraft — but as the top game designers in the world begin to have children and enter middle age, I am sensing much more willingness and ability to bring the real world into top-end game experiences.
Let's face it, Congress never has been perfect, but in the past, there was more willingness to compromise and work across the aisle.
"In France, there is more willingness to experiment and to perfect in subsequent generations," said Guido Lenzen, the head of health sales for Sagem Orga, a maker of government health cards and card-reading machines in Paderborn, Germany.
"When there's more accessibility, there's more willingness to engage and become part of the conversation," Jaeggi said later.
Chris says people go away from the course with a different perspective on mental health issues and more willingness to listen to other people and to offer help.
Patients previously treated with diet and exercise and/or oral medication reported improved weight-related QOL, higher satisfaction with the study medication than their previous therapy and more willingness to continue taking the medication and recommend it to others.
Instead, males and heavily treated patients had more positive perceptions on benefits (P=0.002 and P=0.001, respectively) and more willingness to participate in CTs (OR=1.17, 1.14 2.75: OR=1.01 2.511–2.51, respectively).
With the removal of brutalizing police, or at least their waning power, we will see more violence from some, and more willingness by others to fight for their rights, and for nonviolent approaches to problems.
There is also more and more willingness to look at the causal issues behind obesity - and it is not just one product or one class of products, it is a much more complicated thing.
Study results vary regarding patient preferences for screening, but one large multicenter study demonstrated that satisfaction was greatest with colonoscopy, including less embarrassment, less pain and more willingness to repeat the procedure when compared to CT colonography and barium enema.
