Sentence examples for willing to save from inspiring English sources

"At this stage we will accept anyone who is willing to save our soil from Islamic State," Imam, 41, said Monday.

For instance, as John Maynard Keynes pointed out in the 1930s, it is possible to have "savings gluts"—periods when households are more willing to save than firms are to borrow and invest.

That is, unless you're willing to save so much you sacrifice most of your current consumption.

Mr. Smirnoff moved the magazine to Little Rock in 2002 after finding a group of investors willing to save the publication.

It was deal-making that brought about the debt crisis, he says.True patriots are willing to "save the Republic" by rejecting business as usual.

The challenge we Americans face in Sudan is this: Are we willing to save Abdelrahim and Muhammad, and two million more like them?

But in the wake of his nasty divorce proceedings and a severe cash crunch, McCourt, rather than taking on Fox, turned to the network, which was willing to help save him — and help itself.

How much are we willing to spend to save a life?

I was not surprised by the lengths to which Richard A. Friedman was willing to go to save his beloved Homer.

Instead they are being pressed to explain what if anything they are willing to do to save the planet.The rich-world coalition is getting rickety too.

Fortunately the department sets a limit on how much it is willing to pay to save one human life.