Sentence examples for long willing from inspiring English sources

But if the dead and the families of the dead in Georgia have been victimized by criminal conduct, professional neglect and a lack of regulatory vigilance, the culture at large has likewise been too long willing, when it comes to cremation, to look the other way.

How long will they be willing to stump up?

Bennett has long been willing to cross genre lines and record with rock, pop, and country-music vocalists.

Companies have long been willing to pay a lot of money to attach their names to prominent places.

— JONATHAN WEISMAN Mitch Daniels has long been willing to talk in starker terms about Medicare and Social Security than many politicians.

Flames fans are probably, in the long run, willing to trade in the current buzz for some assurance at sustained success.

There is less room for individualists, even those who have long been willing to subsume their individuality to the service of the regime.

Perhaps because of its geographic remoteness, Dartmouth College in the small town of Hanover, N.H., has long been willing to try novel means of communication.

For all Bell's gut political feelings, Hollingsworth's biography shows he has long been willing to play situations both ways.

And, as the European Commission asserts, the government has long been willing to coöperate with firms that both employ locals and use creative approaches to tax accounting.

Professionals have long been willing to pay prices in the five figures for the perfect espresso machine, but the siphon bar does not make espresso.