Sentence examples for perhaps willing from inspiring English sources
Whether that will make those players more inclined to change teams, or perhaps willing to try to sign in tandem with one club, is unclear.
The trouble is that, though the Russian government has been able to put forward plausible reformers like Anatoly Chubais, it has not been able, or perhaps willing, to use western money for proper ends.
Talking of Republicans perhaps willing to raise taxes on the rich (and not just tax rates) or Democrats willing to cut entitlement programs is less than inspiring to many Americans weary of the haggling ways of Washington.
Some Pakistanis were perhaps willing to tolerate the presence of Al Qaeda and the Taliban for as long as they attacked only American and Afghan forces, leaving the rest of Pakistan alone.
The '94 Stark graduates describe themselves as being comfortable within the system, and perhaps willing to wait in the shadow of a mentor-supervisor, like Imagine's Brian Grazer or Spyglass's Roger Birnbaum, for their shot at the top.
Meanwhile, back on the continent, vanquished Spain is soul-searching as it contemplates the aging of its golden generation out of the international game, and Italy, whose coach resigned last week, seems perhaps willing to revert to its erstwhile belief that, if you can just defend well enough, scoring goals is only incidental to success.
The rise of the fist bump presages a time that is perhaps less willing to reveal itself.
A broken family less able, or perhaps less willing to grasp, grab and grapple with the schools system.
Then, and, later, in his Oscar acceptance speech for "Syriana," he seemed sincere, but he was perhaps too willing to see Hollywood as a uniquely plucky progressive voice.
And it made me stand out – I was perhaps more willing to flex around the business and our clients because they flexed around me.
Anecdotal evidence from speaking with graduate employers and universities suggests male graduates are perhaps more willing to take chances while women may lack confidence.
