Sentence examples for mutual willingness from inspiring English sources
Part of it was the newfound respect between musicians and management, which resulted in a mutual willingness to work together and make concessions.
The inception of the Nobel, the Prix Goncourt, the Pulitzer and the James Tait Black all coincided with the advent of modern advertising, the rise of the newspaper conglomerate — and their mutual willingness to use the arts to boost sales.
Our mutual willingness to blow off work, however (or at least roll in late because we were lingering over breakfast), did make me feel certain that Seung would soon become my boyfriend.
According to her, they had a shared affinity for Japan and Japanese culture and became best friends almost instantly because of their mutual willingness to explore it.
She said they didn't just connect over a shared desire to become parents, but also because of their mutual willingness to be so vulnerable on a first date. .
Putting your own wants and needs side-by-side with the child's and yes, the other parent's too, helps create a mutual willingness to do the right thing.
Lifestyle diversity and high immigration bring cultural and economic dynamism, but they can erode feelings of mutual obligation, reducing willingness to pay tax and even encouraging a retreat from the public domain.
Democracy thus depends on a degree of mutual respect; a willingness to argue as hard as possible but to accept that although there will be ruthless cut and thrust your opposing interlocutors also want the best – for the economy, society and country.
Mutual support and willingness to accept changes in lifestyle at this stage may facilitate positive responses to health promotion.
Collective efficacy, defined as "mutual trust and willingness to intervene for the common good" (Sampson et al. 1997), may mediate the adverse effects of concentrated disadvantage and fear (Ross and Jang 2000).
The executive branch can do its part by committing itself to a regular consultative process with Congress based on mutual respect and a willingness to partner.
