Sentence examples for willingness of big from inspiring English sources
Mr Johnson said: "I am hugely impressed by the Orange RockCorps initiative, and by the willingness of big names like Busta Rhymes to take part".
Indeed, what has been extremely encouraging is the support and willingness of big companies in the UK, which have expressed genuine support for getting their supply chains slave free.
"Going back to the early '90s, in my career I have not seen a market where there has been more ready availability to capital, between tax reforms and sovereign cash and big corporates and low interest rates and huge venture funds, not to mention the increased willingness of big institutional investors to become LPs".
THE RATINGS AGENCIES Does anyone doubt that the willingness of the big three ratings agencies — Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch — to slap AAA ratings on subprime junk played a huge role in the financial crisis?
The willingness of the big broadcast television networks to embrace change — by making it easier to watch shows online and by adopting new types of ratings — is contributing to stronger demand for commercial time ahead of the fall season.
That put the onus on the remaining holdouts — including units of OppenheimerFunds, Xerion Capital Fund of Perella Weinberg Partners and Stairway Capital Management — which argued they were falling victim to the willingness of their big banking partners in Chrysler to play nice with a government that had helped bail them out as well.
They were also reassured by the repeated willingness of the biggest international banks to underwrite new bond issues for the company.
By James Surowiecki September 15, 2016 Revelations that the sugar industry funded science to suit its aims serve as a reminder of big companies' willingness to push aside inconvenient information in pursuit of their economic interests.
Though chief executive Keith Wyness said the club was keeping the talks "close to our chest" he indicated a willingness to purchase the kind of big names needed to advance the club when he said the club was "well aware that we have got to build on the success we have".
Mr. House said the willingness of Americans to gamble big might be a key factor.
The new willingness of governments to pay big rewards "has changed the game," says Blum, a longtime advisor to Congress and the IRS on the offshore world.
