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willingness

[wil-ing-nis] / ˈwɪl ɪŋ nɪs /




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Disruptions and higher airline ticket prices will have an impact on the willingness and financial means of tourists to travel.

From Barron's

This willingness to shift strategies has helped retail investors feel better about their portfolios in the face of macroeconomic risk.

From MarketWatch

Former manager Harry Redknapp has indicated his willingness to return, but is now 79 and has not worked in management since being sacked by Birmingham City in May 2017.

From BBC

His willingness to embrace the changes at Sierra Canyon this season were key.

From Los Angeles Times

“His willingness to resist short-term pressures in the interest of achieving lasting price stability demonstrated the courage and long-term perspective that define principled public service,” Powell said.

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