Sentence examples for once again willing from inspiring English sources

The bipartisan passage of AB 32 in 2006 showed California, once again, willing to act on major environmental issues even if Washington could not.

If John Boehner is to be believed — which, admittedly, is a real question — Republicans are once again willing to push America into default and/or shut down the government if they don't get their way.

These days, the feds are once again willing to allow corporations to cover the legal fees of employees under scrutiny.

Now I find I am once again willing to describe myself as a fundamentalist, for the first time in almost 50 years.

Following the horrific events at the Boston Marathon, Facebook posts revealed an additional horror: many posters were once again willing to abandon civil protections and principles in a vain effort to stop all terrorism.

In that regard, this may come down to whether John Boehner is once again willing to stand up to his base, perhaps risking his speakership, in the interest of the nation.

Will the time come when the audience will once again be willing to accept the Lubitsch style?

It's unlikely the Chinese will once again be willing to ratchet up the pressure after the negotiations provided a softening of relations.

Although members of the Texas Rangers' front office have been outspoken about how hard they will fight to re-sign Lee, the Rangers do not have the deep pockets of the Yankees, who once again appear willing to pay a premium for one of the top pitchers in baseball.

Coming just a week after the similarly astonishing $42.5 million opening of "Scary Movie," and two weeks after "The Perfect Storm" opened to $41.5 million, the box-office haul indicates that people, especially young people, are once again able, willing and very eager to go to the movies, if they are given what they want.

The British electorate, once again, is not willing to tolerate a powerful figure for over-long.