Sentence examples for Is willing to increase from inspiring English sources

China is willing to increase imports from the U.S.," Commerce Ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a weekly news conference.

If the mortgage loan company is willing to increase risk transfers to investors, that means less responsibility for taxpayers when the next housing crisis hits.

The promise of much better care at greatly reduced costs for citizens is simply a fantasy unless Congress is willing to increase subsidies for coverage.

The government has said it is willing to increase doctors' salaries but insists staff must await the outcome of a salary review commission, which is due in two weeks.

He told them that the state is willing to increase its contribution to rebuilding Penn Station to as much as $600 million, as long as the city does the same, according to executives who attended a recent meeting on the plan.

The current contract talks have stalled, with the union seeking a 39percentt raise over two years to bring salaries in line with those in Newark, and the city suggesting that it is willing to increase pay by 2.5percentt annually, or more if the union makes concessions on so-called productivity issues.

Refugee admissions need to increase, but Congress is not willing to increase appropriations.

"I wasn't willing to increase my insurance, or take the chance of losing my house, my business and everything else," said Ms. Levin, who has lived on Church Road for four years and owns a gym in Westport.

This makes migrants willing to increase their length of migration.

The Toyota Republicans were willing to increase that.

Am I willing to risk three million to make fifteen?