Sentence examples for particularly willing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scott, 33, quickly found out that the subway grate is not a particularly willing subject.

Rural residents value coliform and phosphorus reductions and the more educated ones are particularly willing to see the government tax farmers and taxpayers to secure such reductions.

For one thing, companies were not particularly willing to sift through tenders from lots of suppliers they had never dealt with before.

In other words, for all the time we spend swiping and tapping on our phones, we still aren't particularly willing to make purchases on them.

Ryan in particular was particularly willing to fling himself off of stuff onto other stuff and sometimes there was glass in the middle".

But new CEOs should be particularly willing to tell the world about their strategies, especially if they are not well known to existing investors.

Second, liberal democracies, even those with ample security services, always operate at a crippling disadvantage against terrorists, particularly those willing to die in suicide missions.

A Democratic state senator, J. Clement Cicilline, who is a death penalty opponent, said there was no evidence that the death penalty deter criminals, particularly those willing to die during a terrorist act.

I hope the funding crisis abates so that there is a succession of enthusiast, young scientists (particularly women) willing to teach and inspire new students.

Frankly, the shutting off power for such an extended period of time was just inhumane, and is an inhumane practice that needs to end, particularly for willing payers.

How can we expand the number of primary physicians in the country--particularly physicians willing to work with the uninsured?