Sentence examples for disposed to pay from inspiring English sources

But when he advised his father and Keeton that he saw signs of approaching financial catastrophe, neither were disposed to pay attention.

Though Harlan had been the first American citizen to set foot in the country, British historians of the First Afghan War (1839-42) dismissed him as an "unscrupulous" soldier of fortune "ready to take any kind of service with anyone disposed to pay him".

For years, no nation has spent more per person on luxury goods, nor been more disposed to pay the earth for a potentially deadly fishy delicacy.

"Iranians are generally well disposed to paying online because the central bank was the first to introduce and encourage it as a means to pay for their utilities," says Dr. Aliakbar Jalali, a Professor at Iran University of Science and Technology, considered to be the father of IT in Iran.

"We are not disposed to do everything to continue paying international creditors at the expense of the hunger of Argentines," Mr. Kirchner said in a meeting with the foreign news media here late last month.

Individuals internalize the egalitarian ethos and are guided by it in their economic choices, and hence will not be disposed to bargain hard for extra pay and benefits in exchange for making efficient contributions to the economy.

Michaud isn't disposed to make the case for a revival of interest, since France never paid much attention to Beat writing in the first place.

However, attention should be paid to the order of the different analyses so that the techniques less disposed to modify the sample are applied first.

Others are disposed to listen.

He was not disposed to taking sides.

Trop., biting, disposed to bite.