Sentence examples for somewhat willing to from inspiring English sources

Even people who do not agree with his policies seem at least somewhat willing to accept that as a person, Mr Cameron is decent and broadly honourable.

Approximately 86% of adults were "very" or "somewhat" willing to discuss the findings in person with family, friends or work colleagues or at public meetings, yet only 43% said they would discuss the issues on Facebook.

And while government officials are somewhat willing to accept the tribal character of the Awakening groups in Anbar Province, they are leery of the new ones in and around Baghdad, which have more Baathists from the era of Saddam Hussein in their leadership and are active in more mixed neighborhoods.

The report emphasises that not all adverts are created equal: while 80% of users are "completely unwilling" to give up their ability to block popups and ads in the middle of online video, some can be talked around to less intrusive ads: 30% are at least "somewhat" willing to allow text display ads.

Microsoft appears somewhat willing to take the Disney approach to attacking the Web.

But he was somewhat willing to help me, because he saw how excited I was.

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.

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.