Sentence examples for willingness to evolve from inspiring English sources

The change also highlighted Federer's nature, his willingness to evolve.

Khaldon praised Roberto Mancini, the manager for his willingness to "evolve".

But the Duplass brothers have long displayed a willingness to evolve under the demands of the industry.

Mubarak, who praised Mancini for his willingness to "evolve", is also content with the work of Brian Marwood, the chief football operations officer.

Despite the fact that they have a proven formula that works, the band's willingness to evolve may account for their longevity and their influence.

Indeed, part of what has kept the Party in command over the decades is its pairing of authoritarian imperative with adaptability — a willingness to evolve its mechanisms of control with the technology of the times.

The above may sound crazy today, but without a willingness to constantly evolve our definition of technology deemed acceptable for investment, we might not make the right investments at the right time.

We are happy to see WMT's continued progress and its willingness and resolve to evolve and not just allow the likes of Amazon to be the aggressor.

The integrity and prosperity of professional tennis hangs in the balance of the governing body's willingness to continue to evolve the checks and balances afforded by instant replay.

Roberts also said Glazer's willingness to take time to evolve and explore his stories made him the ideal candidate for the fellowship, which comes with no obligations on the recipient, who is free to explore whatever area of science strikes their interest.

Imagine how many divorces and heartbreaks we could avoid if our culture was okay with having this type of open communication -- the type of willingness to allow the marriage to evolve into something both parties can agree on, even if it's not society's customary image of marriage?