Sentence examples for much less willing from inspiring English sources

If investors cannot believe the figures put out by public companies, they will be much less willing to risk their money on stocks.

Companies themselves are also much less willing to engage in proxy contests.

Women seem to be much less willing to accept such risks than men.

The SPD's left wing has shown itself much less willing to accept compromises in order to stay in government.

Although Franklin's preaching style is cooler and more conversational than his father's, he is much less willing to smooth the edges of the faith.

Western businesses are well represented through chambers of commerce and trade associations, but locals have been much less willing to join in.

Not because she's any less capable in her 30's, but because she will be much less daring, less willing to take on the risks that she's more than happy to as a bright, fearless 20-something-year-old.

I'd imagine the number of people who know how to day that, much less are willing to do that, is effectively zero.

The California State Assembly is currently considering AB1576, a statewide version of Measure B. As Stoya recently noted in a piece written for the website Dazed, she never found one fellow active performer during all her advocacy work who "agrees with AB1576, much less one willing to discuss it on public record".

Jeter, in turn, may have to decide how much less he is willing to make than he did in 2010.

Investment banks are likely to be much more skittish and less willing to take risk in advising clients.