Sentence examples for willing to refine from inspiring English sources
Matt is willing to refine the distinctions even further: "Tory's first, Erin's second, Sarah's third and Chloe's fourth," he says.
On Thursday McCain aides and the Republican National Committee pounced on a comment by Mr. Obama that he would be willing to "refine" his long-held plan to withdraw all combat troops from Iraq within his first 16 months in office.
The idea is still in a pre-mezzanine level of development -- and, yes, I am willing to refine it for the kind of fees that fund developers get -- but it would go something like this: On the Republican side, the stock fund manager has easy pickings.
There were those of us who were more than willing to refine the Capps Amendment that was rejected by the anti-choice lobby, but Wallis and his friends worked tirelessly to reject any compromise along those lines.
The provider and patient should mutually agree on an initial goal and be willing to refine and revise that goal as treatment progresses [ 2].
The real skill lies in making a general plan that sets a direction but that you are willing to revise and refine as things change.
A cartoonist willing to take on the brief was found and an iterative process was used to refine the cartoons.
Facebook has continued to refine the rules over time, but has also shown that they are willing to break their own rules when revenue is at stake.
"We had time to refine and refine and refine," said Ms. Cox, who is 61.
Clearly, he needs to refine his approach.
