Sentence examples for more willing for from inspiring English sources

Even in France, he says, people are more willing for their national central banks to be independent of political interference and free to attack inflation.

But Mr Fischer, who has reportedly been considering a bid for the job, said in 2002 that economists are far more willing for a country to default than the country's policymakers themselves.

Under Mr. Tisch, CBS might be more willing, for example, to intensify efforts to control the cost of programming, which accounts for about 70percentt of the network's costs, the analysts said.

Perhaps when your readership is whittled down to "career men," Mr. Noer will find a more willing audience for his misogynistic nonsense.

Of course, as the industry transforms, education startups are beginning to find a more willing audience for their mobile and online apps, tools and platforms.

So are people more willing to pay for opinion or for news?

The results showed that respondents were far more willing to pay for treatment than for prevention.

In a similar study, Goudge et. al, [ 41] also found that men were more willing to pay for health insurance for the poor.

The new judges are seen as being more willing to allow for a referendum to call for new elections.

Parents were generally more willing to pay for their sons' education than their daughters', for several reasons, based largely on a realistic assessment of their children's prospects.

Because high-income groups are often more willing to pay for quality services, they constitute an important potential client group for GSF clinics when user fees are applied.