Sentence examples for openness to serve from inspiring English sources

In a recent Your Money column about efforts to serve smaller investors, Ron Lieber credited Betterment, which invests in a mix of exchange-traded funds, for its openness to serve anyone, regardless of how much they have to invest.

Graham's openness to serve as a public option pitch woman truly underscores the extent to which the public option discussion has gone from a debate within the field of academia and think tanks to a national conversation fed (in part) by consistent cable news coverage.

Fallin called it an "honor" to be mentioned as a possible vice presidential pick and and has indicated an openness to serving alongside Trump.

Openness to answer questionnaires correctly was similar in both groups.

This freedom — this American openness — was why he loved his country so much and why he was so proud to serve in the Senate.

Recent historical developments in terms of openness emerge as promising for Tanzanian health workers, for their motivation to work, and by extension for the patients they are to serve.

Her work teaches humane understanding, openness to being taught by whom we serve and compassionate communication.

Those surveyed found it hard to see how a commitment to greater openness was served by restricting the media.

McCall couldn't have guessed how her openness would serve her career, so I ask if she ever regrets it, or minds her private life being served up for public dissection.

Noguchi's openness to Japanese traditions extended to a number of artists who served variously as teachers, hosts, helpers and collaborators.

Does this sound like openness to compromise?