(The US authorities are a little more willing to punish wrongdoing than the indolent Brits).
"But I found him a little too willing to do whatever it takes to win.
These days, analysts are a little more willing to give the company the benefit of the doubt.
Nobody, he seems to say, no matter how famous, is safe from a little reporter willing to tell the truth.
Probably, but they would depend upon us all becoming a little more willing to learn more about each other before jumping to conclusions.
As Americans, we don't want to see McDonald's introduce a Yuan Menu, but as investors, we're a little more willing to go where the money is.
If Justice O'Connor were a little less willing to resolve our political battles, perhaps we could rediscover the experience of resolving them for ourselves.
So if the country is a little less willing to accept assurances that collecting our private data is a way of making us safer, and that this surveillance comes with safeguards to prevent real abuse – you can thank Dick Cheney.
Explanations for Cantor's defeat include his being "out of touch" with Virginia's Seventh District, or being a little too willing to consider some sort of reasonable immigration reform.
O.K., maybe not that last part, but back then, the movies compensated for our sense of helplessness by serving up plenty of hot-headed vigilante heroes, ready and perhaps a little too willing to clean up the city.
