Sentence examples for willingness to move from inspiring English sources

Leadership has always required the willingness to move in directions that peers avoid.

They say the musicians have not shown a similar willingness to move from their starting position.

He is eager for a job, pointing out, for example, his willingness to move almost anywhere.

Far from trying to hush up the issue, the technology industry has shown its willingness to move aggressively toward solutions.

Quarterback Marc Bulger has been impressed with Leonard's willingness to move the chains, rather than to try for big plays.

But the industry's position indicates a willingness to move toward a system in which everyone can find coverage.

France's willingness to move against indicted Bosnian Serbs -- Mr. Krajisnik was captured by French commandos -- is especially encouraging.

He added that the pledges were "clear signals of willingness to move negotiations towards a successful conclusion".

"There is an equal willingness to move forward on the other side," Mr. Netanyahu said of Mr. Arafat.

His willingness to move faster than regulations allow is typical of the success stories in China's diamond and jewelry industry.

One answer is that you've signaled a willingness to move by taking a few smaller steps, and so the activists think you're actually movable.