Sentence examples for slightly more willing from inspiring English sources

Offering to pay your model will make them slightly more willing.

He is only slightly more willing to address policy criticisms from would-be opponents.

Brian Williams spoke to James Gandolfini, who refused to man any of the phones in the phone bank and seemed only slightly more willing to talk to Williams.

Apart from those projects which his "twelve-year-old self couldn't say no to" — he recently agreed to play a Jedi in a LucasArts game, for instance — Hayter has more or less given up video-game acting, which makes him slightly more willing to discuss the ways in which game actors are paid and, arguably, underpaid.

And yet, at least in relative terms, Italians were at least slightly more willing to express confidence in Mr. Trump when it came to world affairs than people elsewhere in Europe — 21percentt in Italy, compared with 9percentt in France and 6percentt in Germany, according to the poll.

Studies on how age affects organ donation show that older people are less likely to donate [ 14, 15] while middle aged individuals [ 16] are slightly more willing to donate.

"Buyers are becoming slightly more patient and willing to take the time to look for the right property at the right price," Vichinsky says.

According to this study in Kenya, MSM were willing to pay (US$3.35), slightly more than FSW who were willing to pay US$3.10 [ 31].

A study from China reported that MSM were willing to pay US$6.50 US$3 US$111), slightly more than FSW who were willing to pay US$5 US$2 US$88) [ 47].

But he thinks homes may soon become at least slightly more affordable, so he's willing to wait it out.

Adults, particularly females and individuals with children in the household, find CF-shaped FV highly visually appealing and are willing to pay slightly more for these foods.