Sentence examples for willing to declare from inspiring English sources

Joseph E. Stiglitz, the Nobel-winning economist who was among the doomsayers, still isn't willing to declare victory, and he probably never will.

Benítez is not willing to declare mission accomplished just yet.

"I'm willing to declare a partial victory," Krueger told me.

Thanks to superstition or history or both, no one here seemed willing to declare a trend.

We have to be willing to declare victory and go home.

But it is not willing to declare a complete break with the past.

"I'm not willing to declare defeat in any industry," he said.

However, he has declared himself willing to hold fire if this will help the cause of normalising Armenian-Turkish ties.Fraternal fearsIt is ridiculously premature to anticipate a deal.

Few are willing to openly declare their opposition to a man many praise for overthrowing Morsi, and who is expected to win any contest he enters.

If they aren't willing to publicly declare what you deserve, you deserve a better company.

The audience had come to be pleasured, and you could feel them willing the film to declare itself funny, so that they could enjoy its sardonic take on the mores of the Midwest.