Sentence examples for most willingness from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dean has shown the most willingness to take on Mr. Kerry.

The party that deserves to win in May is surely the one that shows most willingness to make those changes.

Among Democrats, Barack Obama has shown most willingness (albeit guarded) to back nuclear power, with Hillary Clinton multiplying caveats and John Edwards opposed.

And most countries' willingness to act is presumably linked to the severity of global warming's ill effects.

The fact that it is in direct contradiction of his speech of 2005 suggests either an incredible volte-face with no explanation or the most craven willingness to debase himself to win a debate.

A plausibly heroic physique is of no avail in this regard, nor is even the most fervent willingness to believe in oneself as the man or woman in the cape.

Eventually a dear friend, Xandra Bingley, happened to telephone me, after which she fed and cared for me with the most generous willingness and good humour until I was better.

A friend gave me a videotape of my daughter finishing her race last weekend, but it will never show me the part of the day that impressed me the most: her willingness to try.

The British tendency to shout a bit louder in order to be understood is well documented, as is the French (and indeed most nations') willingness to meet us halfway, smile comfortingly, and then launch into English that's often better than our own.

HIV-infected people who reviewed the prototype materials in evaluation focus groups expressed positive attitudes about the materials, and most indicated willingness to follow recommendations.

However, when we assumed that half of the time the emergent pandemic strain would have a different subtype than that chosen for the stockpiled vaccine, most simulations (willingness to pay >$12,000/LYS) found that antiviral drug treatment alone was the optimal strategy.