Sentence examples for been unwilling to settle from inspiring English sources

But Wall Street firms, Salomon included, may have been unwilling to settle for the routine.

Media reports (Bloomberg) suggest that Barclays was unwilling to settle for more than $2.0bn.

But Mr. Cuomo was unwilling to settle for a small sum and wanted Mr. Lewis and Mr. Price held accountable.

In spite of the slowdown, prices have remained steady because sellers are unwilling to settle for a lower price.

They had to try one more time, he felt, or they would be unwilling to settle in to the tedium of a long siege.

Though unsure of what to do with their lives, they are unwilling to settle for an ordinary marriage as a solution to the problem.

A study of the physician workforce published in 2007 found that many qualified doctors were unwilling to settle in rural Berkshire county.

The opposition Congress Party is unwilling to settle for the ruling coalition's decision to seek an independent inquiry into the charges by a retired judge.

But the group was unable to agree on a price with the partners in the TelSource venture, Royal KPN of the Netherlands and Swisscom of Switzerland, and it was unwilling to settle for just the state's stake.

Women who make thoughtful decisions and expect excellence in their professional lives tend to apply this same standard to their personal lives and are unwilling to settle for less.

Critics of the Pres say: he doesn't run things; he is averse to confrontation; he's unwilling to settle staff differences and impose coherence; rather than straighten out relationships with his Cabinet officers he let things drift until he fired them; he has inconceivably bad relationships with Congress.