1. Audacious: showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks

2. Adventurism is a willingness to take risks, especially in order to obtain an unfair advantage in politics or business.

3. Adventuresome: 1 adj willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises “the risks and gains of an Adventuresome economy” Synonyms: adventurous audacious , daring , venturesome , venturous disposed to venture or take risks sporting involving risk or willingness to take a risk swaggering , swashbuckling flamboyantly adventurous bold

4. Showing an unusual willingness to take risks: The car maker's Audacious goal is to compete with the luxury cars of other manufacturers

5. Chutzpah is the willingness to take risks in a highly shameless and confident manner, that’s often seen as disrespectful or rude.

6. A willingness to give and take is important for success in marriage.

7. Adventurous: 1 adj willing to undertake or seeking out new and daring enterprises “ Adventurous pioneers” Synonyms: adventuresome audacious , daring , venturesome , venturous disposed to venture or take risks sporting involving risk or willingness to take a risk swaggering , swashbuckling flamboyantly Adventurous bold fearless and daring brave

8. This willingness to take livestock has induced ranch owners to hire full-time jaguar hunters.

9. / ɑːˈdeɪ.ʃəs.li / in a way that shows a willingness to take risks or offend people: The group is Audaciously protesting against unearned wealth and privilege

10. Our willingness to take a step is not just met; it is exceeded by the Lord’s promised blessings.

11. After all, science is a form of enterprise, requiring a sophisticated organization of resources and workers, an adventuresome attitude, and a willingness to take risks for possibly great rewards.

12. The Bronze altar, sea and snake show God’s willingness to take our sin and graciously deal with it himself

13. Rather he should have an attitude of eager willingness, progressive willingness to give of himself.

14. We should give Him our willingness to take upon ourselves His name and walk in the path of discipleship.

15. 14 Apposite to trust acceptance by consumers is their willingness to engage decisions about risk.

16. Workers'leaders have expressed their willingness to cooperate.

17. They manifested much willingness to go.

18. His letter bespeaks his willingness to help.

19. This man exemplified a willingness to change.

20. Carefulness and Patience in daily work, Willingness to Take Responsibility, Good Pererrorformance under certain pressure; Good Learning ability and Self-drive Capability

21. Acceptability and willingness to use the product were judged to be high by post-use perceptibility and willingness-to-use surveys

22. Workers'leaders have expressed their willingness to Cooperate

23. Kevin lacks a willingness to try new things.

24. He admired her willingness to buck the system .

25. What motivates men to take such risks?

26. Dalton seems willing to take greater risks.

27. Adventuresome: inclined or willing to take risks

28. Both sides have signaled their willingness to start negotiations.

29. It's his willingness to repent that makes him attractive

30. The Countess announced her willingness to undertake this feat.

31. Willingness of the claimant to accept other work.

32. They tried to assure him of their willingness to work.

33. During our meeting, he indicated his willingness to cooperate.

34. Willingness to participate in oceanographic research cruises is mandatory.

35. Just take things lightly, and take some risks.

36. You have to be willing to take those risks.

37. He wanted to take no risks, however small.

38. It is then important also to take measures against that risk so that all risks are effectively reduced.

39. We simply can't Afford to take any risks

40. Confidential definition is - marked by intimacy or willingness to confide

41. The people responded to the call with willingness and devotion.

42. Ballater sensed obstinate refusal rather than a willingness to bargain.

43. You have to take the risk.

44. Credulity means gullibility, or a willingness to believe anything

45. Britain's willingness to compromise had been far less marked.

46. Hayward has expressed his willingness to continue in office.

47. He began deliberately advertising his willingness to make concessions.

48. Success in studying depends on a willingness to learn.

49. The Russians have already indicated their willingness to cooperate.

50. 26 He admired her willingness to buck the system .

51. The willingness to donate clothes and shoes surpassed all expectations.

52. Conformism: as in docility, willingness

53. In brief, take no risks.

54. Do we need to take these kind of risks?

55. Marriage counselling depends on both parties' willingness to try to solve problems.

56. A nation must take certain risks to achieve greatness.

57. There was a general acceptance and willingness to address these issues.

58. Why was Jesus’ willingness to forgive the Roman soldiers so astounding?

59. His lack of experience was balanced by his willingness to learn.

60. Acceptancy: The act of accepting; acceptance; willingness to receive or accept.

61. Accountability is a willingness to accept responsibility for our own actions

62. I'll take a risk take a chance.

63. You can't afford to take the risk.

64. Gordon was willing to take the risk.

65. Accessibility to Canadians Most galleries indicated a willingness to receive proposals from Canadians.

66. Circumspection is cautious behaviour and a refusal to take risks.

67. Ratification encourages willingness to acknowledge a problem and develops commitment to its solution.

68. I take risks all the time.

69. Circumspect is defined as cautious and unwilling to take risks

70. The banks also reported an increased willingness to make consumer installment loans.

71. Investors take all kinds of risks.

72. — Newgate Callendar My willingness to do so was hampered by an Abounding …

73. Willingness to cooperate is an absolutely essential element in securing energy supply.

74. 12 Abraham’s great-grandson Joseph also showed a willingness to be patient.

75. His lack of experience was balanced by a willingness to learn.

76. The new government has shown a willingness to listen and learn.

77. Credulity is a willingness to believe that something is real or true.

78. The Flexibility scale Assesses one's willingness to compromise and cooperate with others

79. Willingness and ability to bear the cost of e-Business investments; 4.

80. Goldstein: Bloggers, as distinct from other publishers, have less time/willingness to invest time, less money/willingness to invest money, and are interested in Boldface instead of subtle.