Sentence examples for will be willing to commit from inspiring English sources

Whether Congress will be willing to commit the tens of billions of dollars needed is far less clear.

What is unclear is whether politicians will be willing to commit to large enough changes to have a significant effect on global warming.

But whether the developed countries will be willing to commit themselves to official transfers about four times current aid flows to developing countries, in perpetuity, must be in serious doubt.

Few teams will be willing to commit that much money to a guard because few teams would make use of all of Nicks' skills the way the Saints do.

Lloyd Braun, the chairman of ABC Entertainment, said ABC, which has had particular trouble establishing new dramatic series, believes it can improve by turning shows like ""Kingdom Hospital" and "Empire" into short-term "events" that viewers will be willing to commit several weeks to.

Few people will be willing to commit when they don't know where the path leads.

And this is not a trivial amount of work; only a truly committed adviser will be willing to put in the effort.

"Investors," wrote Kurt N. Schacht, the managing director of the Centre for Financial Market Integrity of the CFA Institute, "will not be willing to commit capital to firms that hide the economic value of their assets and liabilities".

Ghodsi: Yes, because market participants will not be willing to commit as much capital to low-margin, high-risk enterprises.

3. I still have hope -- that he'll see the light, be willing to commit.

They may not be willing to commit to his vision of how the company will move forward, or take on the roles he's assigned".