Sentence examples for very willingness from inspiring English sources

The very willingness of otherwise ethical scholars to defy certain copyright laws supports my point.

Their biggest gamble, however, may be their very willingness to take on seemingly dying companies.

Even Colbert seemed a little surprised, pointing out that he had repeatedly warned both the Republicans and the Democrats that his aims were satirical and that their very willingness to negotiate with him could become a joke on the show.

There is thus something performative about populists' tendency to break democratic norms: while their most provocative statements are often considered gaffes by political observers, their very willingness to commit such gaffes is a big part of their appeal.

It's the very willingness of crack addicts and other lowlifes to lie for virtually any consideration that prompts so many prosecutors to recruit them as witnesses when all else has failed.

The busy executives of the global energy industry, by their very willingness to sit together at an economic conference here over the weekend, were sending a powerful message that big Western businesses were in Russia to stay.

However, he has yet to win the respect of the party's upper echelon, or Delhi's chattering classes, because of this very public willingness to do battle, the article says, which makes him a target of mockery and derision.

"We know that Russian intelligence services hacked into the DNC and we know that they arranged for a lot of those emails to be released and we know that Donald Trump has shown a very troubling willingness to back up Putin, to support Putin," Clinton said.

There is, in fact, very little willingness on the part of reputable factories to work with startups.

Proponents of targeting argue that the public prefers targeted programs over universal and has a very limited willingness to pay for public preschool education.

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