Sentence examples for the increasing willingness from inspiring English sources

So the increasing willingness to sacrifice them seems to, forgive us, go against the grain.

The tour showed the increasing willingness on the part of the corps to answer its critics with less defensiveness than it had shown in the past.

In that sense, the increasing willingness of boards to fire the C.E.O. is actually the flip side of a fetishization of the position that began in the eighties.

On one hand, Hoseah highlighted recent legal reforms and the increasing willingness of both Parliament and press to level corruption charges against the government.

This has been helped by the increasing willingness of banks to sell loans into the capital markets in order to diversify their portfolios.

Europe has both.The other shift, notes André Loesekrug-Pietri of A CAPITAL, is the increasing willingness to take minority stakes, which now make up 58% of Chinese deals.

In the border, the popularity of herbaceous perennial planting reflects the greater choice of plants available, as well as the increased willingness to experiment.

One aspect of this is the increased willingness of umpires, in the age of Hawk Eye, to give lbws on the front foot.

"A 7% increase in police recorded crime reflects the greater accuracy in crime recording processes and the increased willingness and ease of victims to report incidents to the police.

Correction: August 2 , 2002 Friday An article in Business Day yesterday about the increased willingness of consumers to pay for online content misidentified the Web site that has begun charging for ABC video news clips and news programs.

He used the increased willingness of the Western powers to treat Siam as a fully equal state to gain a renegotiation of earlier unequal treaties and the renunciation of Western rights in Siam.