Sentence examples for willing to modify from inspiring English sources
The F.D.I.C. said the government's backing will make the lending industry more willing to modify loans because taxpayers will absorb half of the losses if the borrower defaults again.
In the last two years, he said, such companies have been more willing to modify loan agreements or lengthen payment plans.
Is she willing to modify her living habits to reduce her risk of life-threatening chronic diseases that are influenced by estrogen?
Mr. Spano, the union head, said that the sides are extremely close to agreeing to a contract proposal, primarily because he is willing to modify the job-injury clause, though he declined to release details.
In an interview Sir John seemed willing to modify an argument in his book to reflect the potentially dire consequences of bad intelligence about terrorists armed with nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.
But the prime minister said that on the contrary, the new proposal showed that his Conservative-led coalition government was flexible and willing to modify its programs when the occasion called for it.
I'm also more willing to change the decisions and modify them so that we get to the end faster.
But how willing you are to modify or even disregard that list?
However, you must be willing to be patient and to modify your own as well.
