Sentence examples for will not be willing to commit from inspiring English sources

"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".

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".

"They might not be willing to commit to a bottle of it, but would welcome a glass.

Buyers might not be willing to commit until they can see a finished product, Mr. Elliott said, but he predicted that the building would sell out in 18 months.

The business sector will not be willing to maintain this state of affairs but will contract.

Conversely, if the probability is low, the decision-maker will not be willing to pay.

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

But few, if any, countries will be willing to commit funds without a clear change of the guard.

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

Even those investors who don't want equity must be willing to commit intense efforts to squeezing whatever value they can out of the troubled securities they own.

He did not say how much, if any, of that money he would be willing to commit to a subway extension.