Sentence examples for are somewhat willing from inspiring English sources

And while government officials are somewhat willing to accept the tribal character of the Awakening groups in Anbar Province, they are leery of the new ones in and around Baghdad, which have more Baathists from the era of Saddam Hussein in their leadership and are active in more mixed neighborhoods.

An additional 14percentt, on the other hand, said they were "very willing" to pay more, and 12 percent were "somewhat willing".

But he was somewhat willing to help me, because he saw how excited I was.

Another 41percentt were "somewhat willing" and support increased further after respondents read information about how recycled water is treated.

"Compared to before, they're somewhat more willing to disclose information," he said.

Some commenters have also observed that in the era of 24-hour rolling news, elected representatives may be somewhat less willing to engage publicly in what a good proportion of their electorate may consider time-wasting.

That sounds like a cautious admission that talks will probably achieve little in themselves, but could lay the ground for wider political agreement to launch a military strike.Yet one special consideration for Punjab is that the Taliban have been somewhat less willing over the past four or five years to order suicide attacks in Lahore, for example, than in Karachi or Peshawar.

Both groups were somewhat less willing to say they agreed more with "President Trump, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer" over "Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan".

Respondents to the poll were somewhat less willing to extend that label to other members of the public who disagreed with their choice of candidates in last year's election.

It's best if your camping partners are somewhat compatible in terms of hiking speed, distance they are willing to hike, and camping style.

The non-participants seemed to be somewhat older than those willing to participate, and women were more likely to participate than men (Table  2).