Sentence examples for willingness because of from inspiring English sources

Caregivers decided not to vaccinate the child in 61.8% of instances; the rest were unable to vaccinate the child despite their willingness because of reasons such as distance and cost.

This process, it is argued, reduces migrants' ability and willingness to remit: ability because of the increased number of dependents now living in the migrants' households, and willingness because of fewer kinship ties at home.

Refugees also spoke of a willingness to test because of the potential for food incentives for those who tested positive and attended HIV clinic.

This type of alteration could reduce the ram's willingness to mate because of pain when the lesion is in contact with the ewe during breeding [ 5, 18, 24].

"At the end of the day," Mr. Weber said, "green fuel is only good if it can meet price expectations, because the willingness of the industry to pay a premium for something green and renewable is limited".

Because the willingness of patients to cooperate in research is known to decreases with the size and number of questionnaires [ 44, 45], shorter ROM assessments may lead to lower drop-out rates.

We have to try preventive actions and not merely be dependent on the willingness of certain individuals, because we can't ask for more [from providers], since they are already too busy.

In all instances, the efforts to fast-forward time have the same genesis: concerns about consumers' willingness to spend money because of the economy.

It was a moment of equal significance in his life as a manager because, despite the willingness of Arsenal's board to offer Wenger a new deal and his willingness to sign it, it may just have been one loss too far  after that long spell.

I think the reason I've done what I've done is because of my willingness to share--my willingness to be a collaborator with other people.

The Nordics have succeeded because of their willingness to focus on results rather than on ideologies.