Sentence examples for unwilling to settle from inspiring English sources

"I am a child of the divine," he sings, unwilling to settle for anything less.

Unwilling to settle for just any job, she said, she would rather bide her time.

Media reports (Bloomberg) suggest that Barclays was unwilling to settle for more than $2.0bn.

But Mr. Cuomo was unwilling to settle for a small sum and wanted Mr. Lewis and Mr. Price held accountable.

In spite of the slowdown, prices have remained steady because sellers are unwilling to settle for a lower price.

But the main effect has been a decline in supply from producers unwilling to settle for below-market prices.

In 1902, Venezuela seemed to be unwilling to discuss settling international debts incurred during a series of civil wars.

But hosts are increasingly unfriendly to refugees, and ever more unwilling to allow them to settle permanently.

Activists, however, are unwilling to wait for Congress to settle on legislative language.

Since most investors, concerned about their pensions and future living standards, are unwilling to run such risks, they are learning to settle for lower returns (and having to save more) than they had assumed over the past decade or so.

But with Senate Republicans, whose districts have relatively few regulated apartments, unwilling to make further concessions, Assembly leaders appeared ready to settle for what they could get.