Sentence examples for the growing willingness from inspiring English sources
What is new is the growing willingness of black leaders to voice their feelings.
The PR guru criticised the growing willingness of judges to grant privacy orders to those with the means to pay for it, describing it as undemocratic.
The situation underlines the major role that small parties can play in German politics and the growing willingness of German voters to switch from one party to another.
One is the growing willingness of marketers — including media companies like Time Warner, which make entertainment products — to look beyond conventional outlets for their sales pitches.
9 26 p.m. | Updated Three leading Democratic "super PACs" raised more money in September than in any other month this election cycle, officials said, underscoring the growing willingness of wealthy Democrats to bankroll groups whose existence they had long opposed.
Editors' Note: February 9 , 2003 Sunday An article on the Executive Life page last Sunday discussed the growing willingness of companies to fill board seats with younger executives who have little or no board experience.
If we are to not lose the recent upturn in rape reporting, and the slowly growing willingness of complainants to speak out, we must be vigilant.
The second was the electorate's growing willingness to vote blacks into political office.
However, the artists say the sackings reflect a trend towards reimposing such restrictions, and the government's growing willingness to court religious conservatives by cracking down on methods of expression deemed "offensive" or "immoral".
The success of the experiment demonstrates a growing willingness in our thirsty civilization to spread the water we've become so adept at managing beyond lawns, fields or faucets; it shows our ability to restrain our use just a little and send some of the river back to the river itself.
The work points to a growing willingness among the hip-hop generation to push aside conventions, to expose personal vulnerability and uncertainty alongside of scientific discovery.
