Sentence examples for seriously willing from inspiring English sources

Blitzer is not one of these skeptics; he thinks that if Argentina shows that it's seriously willing to negotiate, the courts and the creditors will be obliging.

The whole thing will be up on the site next week, but are you seriously willing to accept a bunch of ones and zeroes and poorly-typed comments as a substitute for a nice thick slab of cool, glossy pieces of paper?

Everyone can change, but few people are seriously willing to try.

How much financial remorse would persuade ordinary observers that Mr. Crosby was seriously sorry, and seriously willing to pay a fitting price?

In Detroit, the general counsel of G.M., Thomas Gottschalk, said tonight that the company was "open and seriously willing to consider participation in the fund," but that it was awaiting the final outcome of negotiations.

LinkedIn reports that of its 313 million members, 25% are active job seekers, while 60% can be considered passive job seekers – people who are not proactively searching for a new job, but seriously willing to consider opportunities.

Your counselor will take you seriously and be willing to openly discuss anything you wish to discuss.

Most security experts are sceptical, but after spending years trying to get people to take security seriously, they are willing to play along.

The party that takes paternalism so seriously it was willing to anoint the scion just based on his scionosity, must now deal with the scamp.

"We appreciate the fact that the commissioner takes these questions seriously and is willing to cooperate with the Nation in their resolution," Mr. Armstrong said in a statement.

Dickey: Few politicians think far beyond their next election campaign, and, as we've seen, no major American candidate has been willing seriously to impose the taxes and regulations that could force the public to change its wasteful consumption habits.