Sentence examples for willingness to extend from inspiring English sources

In fact, negative policy rates may hurt bank profitability and thus banks' willingness to extend credit.

Lenders lose the ability and willingness to extend credit and employers are disinclined to hire.

Pierce should be commended for her willingness to extend herself to all of her students.

In January, the biggest trading powers indicated willingness to extend the Dec. 31, 1999, deadline on an individual country basis.

Military cooperation led to massive Russian investments in Venezuela's oil sector, and a willingness to extend loans on favorable terms.

Proposing a freeze on discretionary (non-defense) spending is telling story A. So is signaling a willingness to extend the Bush tax cuts to the top.

About a dozen Senate Democrats have voiced a willingness to temporarily extend all of the Bush-era tax rates, given the weak economy.

For South Korea, the cure was disbursement of IMF funds, stronger economic reforms and the willingness of creditors to extend their loans and not push Korea over the brink.

Connectedness, inclusion and community are all closely linked to being engaged and we can measure it through loyalty and the willingness of employees to extend effort to help the organization reach its vision and execute on its strategy.

This salary rate was instituted in 1996 specifically to increase physicians' willingness to work extended hours to ensure a sufficient labor force in hospitals.

Freedom, imaginative richness, willingness to compromise, and to extend a welcome where it's needed – there are many worse messages to absorb at bedtime, both for parent and for child.