Sentence examples for future willing from inspiring English sources

Updated at 6.59pm BST 6.57pm BST Coombs says the "loser" in the Manning case is "anyone who hopes you'll have whistleblowers in the future willing to step forward.

Coombs refers to Manning's detention at Quantico, and slips and calls it "Guantanamo". Coombs says the "loser" in the Manning case is "anyone who hopes you'll have whistleblowers in the future willing to step forward.

In the last few years, several DRM-based services have failed, and while they have mostly offered remedies to their customers (albeit only after negative media reports and customer backlash), there is no guarantee that services that fail in the future will be willing or even able to afford such restitution.

And if you're not, you can't assume there will be a future investor willing to pay a higher price.

With an audience that was both uncertain about the band's future and willing to give it a chance, Mr. Townshend loudly renewed his covenant.

These individuals are more optimistic about their financial future and willing to spend a greater share of their disposable income than their counterparts in previous generations.

Almost none of the participants in the discussions about Ms. Couric's future were willing to be interviewed about her tenure at the anchor desk while talks were continuing.

Long before Cuban players became the hottest commodity in baseball and Escobar became a steady and much-needed presence with the Washington Nationals, he was just a young baseball player dreaming of a big league future and willing to risk everything to get it.

Spoiler alert: I walked out a few hours later not hugely convinced print is the future but willing to believe that in some places the death-blow of digital might be limited to a mere-crippling.

He knows "the future" by willing it.

A homebuyer needs to ask not whether prices are rising currently but how much future buyers will be willing to pay when he or she wants to sell.