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Discover Ludwig"we were willing" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express willingness to do something, usually in the past tense. For example: "We were willing to accept any challenge that came our way."
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"We were willing to take that heat for what will be the good of the industry," he said.
It will bring in viewers... " -- we were willing to try anything.
"We were willing to take a chance.
We were willing to commit more.
"We were willing to listen.
We were willing to sacrifice basic freedoms.
"so we were willing to wait".
"We were willing to compromise on everything else".
"We were willing to try anything," Ms. Melzak-Klein said.
"We were willing to do anything to get her back.
"We were willing to live with any other shot".
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