Sentence examples for willingness to comment from inspiring English sources

Part of that was her then unshakable self-belief: already she would look at the draw for a tournament and see a path through it (she once said to Davenport, a player she always admired, during a coin toss: "Do you want me to serve, or break you?" Later her willingness to comment on her opponents would get her into trouble).

In contrast, 45.3% of nonmajors versus 32% of biology majors favored equal time in the science class to evolution, creationism, and intelligent design, and 46% of nonmajors versus 29.1% of biology majors preferred not to comment on their willingness to discuss evolution or creationism openly (Figs. 1a and 5a, choice B).

Spokespeople for Verizon Communications and AT&T declined to comment on their companies' willingness to arbitrate with Time Warner Cable.

Labour declined to comment on the report of a new Labour willingness to accept extra airport capacity in the south-east.

The NSSF declined to comment for this article, but experts said its partnership with the ASFP is emblematic of a growing willingness from gun groups to engage with the issue of firearm suicide.

There's the sterility and claustrophobia of Chicago's legal world and expensive bars, the show's willingness to engage in and comment on voyeurism, and its droning score.

For instance, Liou and Peng (2009) showed that training did not increase the learners' willingness to incorporate peers' comments in revising their texts.

Romney's advantage in the first debate came from his willingness to untether his comments both from reality and from his previous positions.

"Bad security/privacy hurts Google's attempts to build trust and willingness to pay [for apps]," commented the research company Canalys.

Ley said she had spoken to one of the biggest beneficiaries, Goodstart, but would not comment on its willingness to comply with her request to redirect the committed funds into professional development.

Several participants commented that their willingness to talk about the process of relapse had increased over time, implying that they would previously have struggled to discuss it.