Sentence examples for be less willing or from inspiring English sources

Buyers of luxury cars may be less willing or able to pay for all the bells and whistles that have fattened BMW's bottom line, executives say, but they may well continue to dig deep into their wallets if they think of their cars as doing their bit to limit climate change.

First, youth are commonly the ones most affected by economic downturn, as firms may be less willing or able to let go of workers with longer tenure.

Therefore, people may be less willing or not willing at all to trade off life years.

These women fit the classic profile of those typically assumed to be less willing, or likely to volunteer for, or enroll in clinical trials.

Urban households are generally more willing to adopt, whereas those in disaster-prone areas may be less willing or less able.

Patients who are highly marked by anxiety and/or advanced lung disease are likely to be less willing or able to participate compared to patients who are less affected by their disease.

According to Zuckerberg, Google was less willing (or able?) to change its search algorithm so that once a wall post or photograph was deleted from Facebook it vanished from the rival company's search results.

Such research continues despite an environment of tight federal funding for basic research and private industry being less willing or able to invest in research without an immediate payoff.

These camps have been less willing or able to question their own normative underpinnings or offer critical prescriptions for future design.

We are less willing (or interested) to play the old game.

Housing agents were less willing or receptive to schedule an appointment with Hispanic testers than they were with their matched White testers.