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Well, I think that anyone's life, your world, always shrinks and expands in proportion to your willingness to take risks or try new things.
and expands in proportion to your willingness
The willingness to pay for quality paid off for Munger and Buffett in deals like their purchase of See's Candies and the decision in the late 1980s to buy a substantial stake in Coca-Cola.
The willingness to pay for quality paid off for Munger and Buffett in deals like their 1972 purchase of Sees Candies and their decision in the late 1980s to buy a substantial stake in Coca-Cola.
May was a wake-up call for them, where they saw that the two primary growth engines—the willingness of Americans to pay more and more for coffee and the willingness of Chinese people to keep sampling this beverage and for them to dominate this new market—have both disappointed.
the willingness of Americans to pay more
It's also important to remember that willingness to pay does not always correlate with wealth.
And we certainly don't know what their minimum willingness to charge is.
has been quite positive, the willingness to look around new vaccines. That Pentavalent
And I've got to tell you, Governor Romney, when it comes to his own party during the course of this campaign, has not displayed that willingness to say no to some of the more extreme parts of his party.
that willingness to say no to some of the more extreme parts of his party.
All you need is a book and the willingness to open it.
All you need is a book and the willingness to open it.
But the lack of trust in the capacity of willingness of the current Israeli leadership to actually go there, and a disappointment, perhaps, from the U.S. president that he's not putting all his pressure to end the war now, as he did in ending the war with Iran just a couple of weeks ago.
But the lack of trust in the capacity or willingness of the current Israeli leadership to actually go there, and
They had an early start to witness semiconductor companies and had American-trained Taiwanese engineers. So, by the late 1980s and early 1990s, Taiwan's semiconductor industry began to gain global recognition. TSMC quickly became the go-to foundry for fabless companies around the world, including prominent tech firms in the US and Europe. The company's willingness to invest in cutting-edge manufacturing technology, such as advanced lithography and process nodes, allowed it to stay ahead of competitors. By the early 2000s, Taiwan had firmly established itself as a global leader in semiconductors. The industry became a critical part of Taiwan's economy, contributing significantly to its GDP and providing thousands of high-paying jobs.
The company's willingness to invest in cutting-edge manufacturing technology, such as advanced lithography and process nodes, allowed it to stay ahead of competitors.
willingness to adapt his product features to better meet our customers needs and last but
Over the past few months, he has shown great flexibility and willingness to adapt his product features to better meet our customers' needs.