Sentence examples for thus willing from inspiring English sources

Some companies pass a hat after the show, but by then you will have either wandered off or been happily entertained and thus willing to cough up a few bucks.

He was thus willing to delay a ceasefire in order to win victory in this wider struggle, of which he saw Hezbollah as a key combatant, and Israel as one of "us".

The thinking behind the cookies trick is that airlines can tell from your browser history when you're particularly interested in a flight – and thus willing to pay a higher price – and take advantage of this.

There are no teams left dedicated solely to a sprinter and thus willing to set a rapid pace for the last hour to catch early breakaways and hold the pack together to guarantee a mass finish.

Piling it high and selling it cheap, the contract manufacturer's forte, works better for PCs than for powerful computers that are a critical part of companies' infrastructure and for which companies are thus willing to pay a premium.

Given the situation that residential redevelopment in a time of globalization has profoundly reshaped the social order of urban landscapes where gentrified neighborhoods assemble "established elite enclaves", members of the professional middle-class are attracted by the image of elite life and thus willing to pay for the symbolic value of those elite enclaves which they can afford.

Investors will be more attracted to this bond (because of its high interest payments), and thus will be willing to purchase it for more than its face value.

Which of these options is realized is determined by the human being, or more precisely, the human being's mind; thus, in willing or not willing any limited good, the human mind is self-determining and free.

This new approach, the White House hopes, will make Iraqis feel more responsible for their own fate, and thus more willing to take over security from coalition forces.

The rebels did not feel threatened by her, and were thus more willing to negotiate.

Group members are motivated to reach a consensus and, thus, are willing to modify their opinions and/or preferences.