Sentence examples for bit more willing from inspiring English sources

An additional $5 billion would be sought from Washington, where Congress has been only a bit more willing to finance mass transit in recent years.

It is true that China talks about multilateralism a lot, and under outside pressure has been a bit more willing than it was to put pressure on pariah states such as North Korea, Myanmar and Sudan.

Optimists think the government has grown a bit more willing to nudge them into joining because it wants to attract more foreign investment to cut the country's dependence on oil and to help develop local infrastructure.

The two Chiodos are generally of the same view, though some time spent with them suggests there are differences, with Frank taking a good look at Mr. Lieberman and perhaps a bit more willing to forgive Mr. Gephardt.

The mostly upbeat jobs data reported on Friday, as Shaila Dewan writes, follow a string of economic reports that indicate consumers are growing a bit stronger and a bit more willing to spend as the housing market stabilizes and as their investments grow.

Banks are growing a bit more willing to lend to each other, judging by the decline in rates on three-month interbank dollar loans (although that rate remains extremely high in relation to the Fed's target rate).But for the healing to continue more government intervention will almost certainly be needed.

Tipsarevic is a bit more of a gambler, willing to risk flattening out his shots in hopes of being rewarded with winners.

He's going to give me a chance to learn on the job and so now I'm going to be a little bit more open and be willing to ask for help.

By the same token, if people have gotten to know you a bit, they are far more willing to have confidence in what you say.

I also fell for some $250 open-toed booties with awesome zippers on each side, but that was a bit more than I was willing to fork over for them (especially with the markup).

He found a second partner from New Jersey, however, someone with a bit more capital who was willing to spend $1.5 million to build a growing facility from scratch in a rural area.