Sentence examples for willingness to send from inspiring English sources

Emerging Asia's willingness to send its savings abroad may have peaked.

And if his willingness to send himself up is admirable, his enthusiasm for messing with the Hollywood system is delicious.

Scotland also was embroiled in civil war, but, at one time or another, all the groups involved demonstrated a willingness to send armies into England.

War in Iraq, tensions with Iran, Turkey's willingness to send peacekeepers to the Balkans and Afghanistan meant that Ankara has remained a large piece of the strategic puzzle.

These days, my parents' willingness to send me off almost seems careless — American child-rearing has tipped away from curiosity and toward fear.

What is more, few countries have expressed any willingness to send forces or equipment as part of the United Nations mission — and then only if Khartoum agrees.

Though the number of cases is small, Mr. Fabian said, they send a loud signal to investors about a decline in communities' willingness to honor their promises.

Study recruiters telephoned each potential participant to determine their willingness to participate approximately 10 days after the mailed invitations were sent.

He has tried to head off comparisons with the hapless Mr McGovern by stressing his willingness, normally, to send troops to fight overseas.As the focus turns from the primaries to the general election, both men will valiantly strive to prove they are really centrists.

But Apple's wealth and its willingness to commit resources have sent shock waves through the industry.

On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan and Mr. Obama spoke by telephone, with Mr. Obama offering help to investigate the coup, but giving no indication in a statement by the White House of a willingness to promptly send Mr. Gulen back.