Sentence examples for only too willing from inspiring English sources

The government is still only too willing to keep farmers working on otherwise unprofitable fields.

And -- wouldn't you know -- the city's creative community has been only too willing to oblige.

As Chongzuo's farmers can attest, the government is still only too willing to keep farmers working on otherwise unprofitable fields.

Russia appears only too willing to manipulate the UN security council, despite its responsibilities as a permanent member.

History hands Altarriba plenty of these metaphors on a plate, and he is only too willing to use them.

Plath was a mesmerising and tormented figure, who was only too willing to play her part in any drama.

If he has expectations and prejudices — "My assumption about deafness was that it was a deficit and nothing more" — he is only too willing to have them demolished.

Executives are only too willing to accept punishment to protect their companies even if they are not directly responsible; meanwhile, bad practices continue unchecked.

Japan, concerned about vital shipping lanes in the region, might be only too willing to supply the patrol boats that Indonesia lacks to keep troublemakers out.

Campaigns and charities were only too willing to take his money, while at the same time harboring doubts about his background and behavior.

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