Sentence examples for is generally willing from inspiring English sources
Connecticut is generally willing to cooperate with film makers, Ms. Ray said.
Symonds is generally willing to give his subject the benefit of the doubt, or to assume he has grown as a person since his worst behavior.
The disjunctivist is generally willing to concede that perceptions and subjectively indistinguishible hallucinations have something in common.
Earlier on this year a smart VC, who multiple times has competed successfully against Google, told me that Google is generally willing to act as an "irrational economic player".
During the Samsung trial, Apple IP chief Boris Teksler said the company is generally willing to license many of its patents - except for those that cover what he called Apple's "unique user experience" like touchscreen functionality and design.
When you know what someone is generally willing to pay, you can use this information to your benefit.
The governments (and the general public) are generally willing to take S&T research projects' value as a matter of faith and surprisingly only in the last decade has evaluation of publicly funded science outcomes started becoming a routine reality (Corley 2007).
91.1% of the participating parents answered the question concerning their general WTP, 48.8% of them were generally willing to pay.
General practitioners had observed that people were generally willing to be tested for hepatitis when their doctor had discussed the reasons for screening with them in advance.
Industry executives said that banks are generally willing to rush a loan through at the last minute and will not charge borrowers a premium for doing so.
