Sentence examples for steady willingness from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Bush will have to show a steady willingness to use his political clout and capital on Africa's behalf, often in the face of domestic pressures that will only intensify as election season heats up.

They showed us what the Lyceum Mozartiano project really needs: True enthusiasm, the huge courage to improvise, and a steady willingness to improve.

Remember that maturity is demonstrated by a keen understanding of what you really love and fear in tandem with a steady willingness to afford yourself help and to protect yourself from harm through your choice of words and actions.

The country's caretaker prime minister, Mario Monti, had been praised across Europe for his steady hand and willingness to try to reform the economy.

"I think he has shown a willingness to steady the ship and I think that's really important at a time like this.

In John Kasich, I saw a man with a strong and proven track record, a steady hand and a willingness to unite people and bring others to the Republican Party and his campaign.

However, the evidence also clearly points to a steady recovery in consumers' ability and willingness to spend.

He might look like a touch schoolmasterly but the 59-year-old has been a steady figure in Brazil and his willingness to build his team around the talents of Messi has seen them progress to Sunday's final.

But if the Americans did leave over the news conference, it may signal their growing impatience with the steady drumbeat of Afghan criticism — and an increasing willingness to disengage from Afghan institutions with which they are displeased.

His message now is that the failure of allies and regional neighbors to join with the United States has had a steady, corrosive effect on the American public's willingness to act.

Willingness-to-pay surveys identify a steady demand for the aesthetic amenities of agricultural landscapes in Israel (Fleischer and others 1997; Shemesh-Adani 2003; Shirizly 2001).