Sentence examples for sudden willingness from inspiring English sources

The Taliban's sudden willingness to talk in June looked like a potential coup for American diplomacy.

It explains the real reason for the sudden willingness to imagine that Trump is capable of being "Presidential".

Asked afterward about this sudden willingness to take risks, Martin Johnson, the England coach said: "We're trying to play effective rugby.

Above all, his sudden willingness to deal with his enemies in Hamas is a sign of his desperation with the stalled peace process.

Out went Roosevelt's proposal to pack the Supreme Court, defeated by the Southerners' sudden willingness to align themselves with their Republican colleagues.

John D. Morris, a senior retail analyst at Wachovia Securities, said stores' sudden willingness to work with the sites "is so telling about this holiday season".

Moreover, the money issue has all but disappeared, swept away by Congress's sudden post-attack willingness to tap the Social Security surplus for all forms of defense.

This remarkable willingness to risk sudden death illustrates how significantly the burden of FD symptoms compromises the quality of patients' lives.

He has also shown little willingness to indulge the sudden adulation.

The opening of the economy was perceived by the interviewees as very sudden, which undermined wheat production and willingness of farmers to invest in wheat R&D.

Amin's anger at the Israelis for denying him fighter jets could explain his sudden sympathy for the Arab cause and his willingness to allow the Air France hijackers to conduct hostage negotiations from Entebbe in 1976.