Sentence examples for willingness to spread from inspiring English sources

Although he remains deeply conservative, Lutz told me that he has become disenchanted with the right's willingness to spread lies to aid the cause.

"Some people want to throw their hands up and say OK, whoever, we just want it to stop," says a local.Light your neighbours' fireMr Assad may be signalling a willingness to spread fires abroad, too.

For instance, Mr. Obama included in his budget proposal cuts to Social Security and Medicare that are anathema for many Democrats, showing a willingness to spread the political pain as part of a larger budget deal in a bid to encourage Republicans to bargain.

What works for Qatar is not just its great wealth and its willingness to spread it around, whether it is in mediating peace in Darfur and Eritrea or winning the release of 200 Moroccan hostages held by the Polisario Front, said Mustafa Alani of the Geneva-based Gulf Research Center.

Unilever's website notes: "Part of the success of our Dove Self-Esteem Project has been an increased willingness among consumers to spread the brand's positive message and to purchase Dove's products".

And a willingness in the A.F.C. to spread the field on offense, to pass the ball regardless of down and distance, and to pressure teams with big plays is working.

In particular, the rise of social networks inspires end users' willingness to be micro-providers to spread the common interests by means of shared connectivity [4].

The success of the experiment demonstrates a growing willingness in our thirsty civilization to spread the water we've become so adept at managing beyond lawns, fields or faucets; it shows our ability to restrain our use just a little and send some of the river back to the river itself.

All of which is to say pivoting to apps isn't shocking in the larger context of the Church's demonstrated willingness to use relatively new technology to spread the gospel.

With limited money for marketing, producers have depended in large part on the willingness of a group of some 200 volunteers to spread the word about the show and to encourage group ticket sales.

Of course, as a congressman, Mr. Weiner has his own earmarked funds to spread around his district — and he has shown a willingness to do so.