Sentence examples for somewhat more willing from inspiring English sources

Now that the Syrian government has lost its monopoly on the flow of information — and on the use of violence to impose its will — the Assad government has become somewhat more willing to grant limited access to foreign correspondents to report on the battle for control of Syria's largest cities.

Banks have become somewhat more willing to make loans lately.

"Compared to before, they're somewhat more willing to disclose information," he said.

Traditionally, Australian courts have been somewhat more willing than American courts to require out-of-state defendants to appear and defend themselves.

The panic on Wall Street has eased in the last few weeks, and banks have become somewhat more willing to make loans.

But investors "seem to believe that Fed officials must have become at least somewhat more willing to consider earlier hikes if they are sufficiently comfortable with the economic outlook to preannounce Q.E.

Polls show voters growing somewhat more optimistic, and increasingly willing to trust the president as much as they do Mr. Romney on jobs and the economy.

Persons with MS were willing to pay somewhat more than this (D80,118,J17).

When you put it all together, you're left with a picture of Mr. McCain as someone who cares somewhat more about the deficit than his rivals and is more willing to intervene in the economy.

But the president was not softening his partisan tone, noting that his job-creation ideas could be paid for if Republicans were willing to allow millionaires pay somewhat more in taxes.

In the end, Will realized that he had become somewhat more conservative as his business had grown and the potential acquirer was willing to make a big bet on integrating Peach New Media into another one of its acquisitions.