Sentence examples for slightest willingness from inspiring English sources
Neither the Assad regime nor the fractious opposition demonstrated the slightest willingness to compromise or even negotiate.
In fact, neither side showed the slightest willingness even to bluff a nuclear strike, and it was probably the overwhelming U.S. superiority in conventional naval and air power in its home waters that left the U.S.S.R. no option but retreat.
If they demonstrated even the slightest willingness to go beyond the status quo and think out of the box, I was there.
But when you're ready, when there is even the slightest willingness to be open to something new, miracles begin to show up every single day.
The Man in the High Castle features a few of the typical pilot wobbles – an overreliance on exposition, a slight willingness to prioritise the cramming in of plot details over character development – but its grand vision and murky, stylised tone more than make up for it.
Mr. Cornyn and his aides have said the only way he will support the bill is if his amendment makes it through all but unscathed, but he did show at least a slight willingness to compromise, saying, "I don't think anybody gets 100 percent of what they want".
And there is little willingness to change.
Demand for loans is likely to strengthen over the coming months as a result of lower mortgage rates and a slight increase in the willingness to lend to borrowers with deposits of less than 10%.
The small yet statistically significant over-representation of technical/support staff in our study group may potentially have caused a slight underestimation of overall willingness to report.
"We do not see the slightest signs of Kiev's willingness to stop the hostilities, to engage in dialogue with the opposing part of the population in eastern Ukraine, or to begin the process of political settlement," he told the OSCE on Thursday.
Other lawmakers have also expressed some willingness to make slight tweaks to the law this week.
