Sentence examples for consistently willing from inspiring English sources

Since the end of the cold war, the Mideast has been virtually the only issue on which the United States has been consistently willing to use its veto.

Mr. Seabrook called Mr. Kerik a friend and said the commissioner had been consistently willing to address problems pointed out to him by the union.

FOR 20 years, "Nightline" has been a rare achievement in network news -- consistently willing to probe complex stories at length, regardless of how they'll twitch the Nielsen meter.

At present most of us are not consistently willing to take personal action, in either our behaviour or support for political action.

As the rare member of his party who is consistently willing to cross the aisle, he has filled a niche once occupied by his close friend and mentor, Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican.

Mr. Sondheim said he understood the struggles that those young writers face; throughout his career, he, too, has written music that challenged theater traditions, and Mr. Prince has been one of the few producers consistently willing to back his work in projects like "Pacific Overtures".

Any site that charges for content on a subscription basis is making a big bet that users will consistently be willing to pay for quality content.

In particular, Environmentals is the only cluster which is consistently in willing to pay a premium for emission reductions.

However, its stake potentially growing to over $1 billion signals that its providing an important enough service that founders consistently are willing to give YC significant equity for accelerating them.

In studies of veterans with advanced knee or hip OA, AAs were consistently less willing to consider joint replacement compared to WHs [ 10– 13].

This is an organization that has demonstrated that it is not able or willing to consistently deliver the mail promptly and accurately.