Sentence examples for relatively willing from inspiring English sources

Chinese users are relatively willing to tolerate gaps like that, because Weibo is better than nothing, but what about users abroad?

If so many millions support jihad, why are only relatively few willing to kill and die for it?

Patients are again relatively more willing to trade off maternal life time than laypersons and professionals.

They may laugh at the travails of a Myspace, but technology writers will often be relatively uncritical and willing to see the best in what a promising startup might do.

In turn, their jobs will be filled by relatively unskilled workers willing to work for $12.56 an hour.

But relatively few were willing to undergo the loss of time and privacy, in part because there were no monetary damages involved in the case, the lawyers said.

She said she passed along victim information for the past two years to the relatively few journalists willing to pursue investigative leads, with law professor Scott Horton of Harper's providing the most numerous and comprehensive follow-ups.

Therefore, we realize the importance of "Ikigai" among the elderly who are relatively fit and willing to participate in social activities, but are still struggling to find ways to enhance their quality of life.

In this study, we expect that household with high income will be willing to pay relatively more for the treatment and control of malaria.

Relatively few people are willing to pay for an online newspaper or magazine.

This system gives excessive influence to those relatively few "swing voters" willing to support either major party.