Sentence examples for over willingness from inspiring English sources
Some authors have raised doubts over willingness to trade life for improved health and whether it reveals true preferences [ 31].
This may reflect that immigrants are more likely than others to become disengaged with western health services, perhaps due to culturally insensitive services, perceived over-willingness of physicians to provide pharmaceutical interventions, or recollections of physicians having a dismissive attitude and limited time in previous encounters [ 45, 59, 60].
It is much better to have gone over what you are going to say to iron out any insensitive or thoughtless comments that might crop up through nervousness or an over-willingness to "set things right".
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, expressed concern that achieving international agreement could be more difficult now that the worst of the financial crisis seemed to be over, "This willingness to try to work together and have a cooperative approach is not as strong as it has been".
Over-estimation of willingness to pay in contingent markets has been attributed largely to hypothetical bias.
She said she too did not trust Island Properties at first but had been won over by their willingness to meet with local organizations and to listen to their concerns.
François Hollande no longer faces a domestic fight over his willingness to take France to war on Congress's command.
The government has faced recent criticism over its willingness to settle cases without extracting admissions of guilt.
While the British Government signed the Ottowa Treaty, there remain serious questions over its willingness to police it properly.
Serbian leaders in north Mitrovica broke with the bishop over his willingness to do that, but still seek the political prestige that will attach to any successful return.
The debate over Swiss willingness to accept outsiders has been rekindled in the preparation for the quotas-on-foreigners vote set for Sept. 24.
