Sentence examples for considered willing from inspiring English sources

"They're considered willing participants".

The classified reports, which were provided to The New York Times, offer the first evidence that Iran had ever purchased the missiles, or that it had ever given them to terrorists who were considered willing to use them against American aircraft.

In stark contrast to today's environment in Washington, in 1980, there were 60 Senators who were considered willing to work across the aisle and it would have been unimaginable for Tip O'Neill to say, "let's do everything possible to make sure he's only a one-time President".

But if you have a home worth up to $1 million, you may want to consider willing that directly to your children.

If the respondents answered "yes" then we considered them willing to participate in the NHI plan, before asking them whether they were willing to pay and how much they were willing to pay.

Brown is considered less willing than Johnson to play in New York.

The goal was to separate Baathist opponents of the government who were considered more willing to trade violence for political power from intractable extremists, many of them religious.

In the Farm Belt, farmers frequently resorted to violence, including the near-lynching of an Iowa judge considered too willing to grant foreclosures.

Enthusiasts describe the temperament as proud and alert, and members of the breed are considered intelligent, willing workers with good dispositions.

And since racing is the only life many sled dogs know, some animal advocates say they can't be considered truly willing participants.

After that, the patient was considered not willing to participate.