Sentence examples for it more willing from inspiring English sources

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Kim Il-sung, North Korea's founder, and the government may be hoping that American food aid will buy it more willing popular support.

He also hopes that other provisions of the Senate legislation that are intended to increase the board's independence from the accounting industry will also make it more willing to change the system.

The FARC has been badly battered, which analysts said could make it more willing to enter negotiations with the government.

The Syrian government has also lately had the upper hand in fighting, and airstrikes might make it more willing to negotiate toward a peace deal to end the war.

The White House appeared to acknowledge the existence of the letter in answering criticism that it made it look like it was more willing to talk to the Ayatollah than Congress.

It has a smaller deficit because it is more willing to match the benefits it wants with the needed taxes.

Its military weakness left it far more willing to talk with the United States and the government of President Hamid Karzai, which includes many members of a breakaway political wing of the group.

"I think the British personality is more extrovert now, it's more willing to applaud and men hug each other.

"It's no more politically motivated than any other hobby, except that the people who engage in it are more willing to break the law".

The loss of goodwill is more than just a minor PR bump for the company: it needs more willing evangelists, not less.

This is a challenging book, informed by so high a degree of sophisticated self-exploration that it seems more willing to raise questions than to answer them.