Sentence examples for much willing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "much willing" is not grammatically correct
It would be better to use the phrase "very willing" instead. Example sentence: I am very willing to help with the project.
This translates to "at your command/at the command" meaning that if there's anything else you can assist with, you will be very much willing to do it at the person's command.
It is simply a suicidal mission that he is very much willing to execute".
Newt believes he can do that and he is pretty much willing to do anything to stop him.
Leading this revitalization, the restaurant One proved that diners were very much willing to cross the bridge over the railroad tracks when a wonderful meal awaited them on the other side.
No one is much willing to listen to its defenders, who point out, for instance, that higher default rates are inevitable given the higher-risk populations being served, or that state schools also receive enormous taxpayer subsidies that just don't happen to be as obvious, or that the allegations hurled at the for-profit schools are sometimes overblown or unfair.
For example, the Shorenstein Center poll, conducted March 1-5, showed deep discontent with the way politics is practiced, with 87percentt of the respondents agreeing that "most politicians are pretty much willing to say whatever it takes in order to get themselves elected".
The general public will be much more willing to accept a plant gene".
Also, the warm oil is much more willing to flow and will drain more readily.
You will find that suddenly they are much more willing to talk.
We're much more willing to explore".
Now they are much more willing to take entrepreneurial risk".
