Sentence examples for willing to solve from inspiring English sources

Observation 2 Generically, an expert who is willing to solve the consumerʼs problem in both states will charge the same price in both states.

Generically, an expert who is willing to solve the consumerʼs problem in both states will charge the same price in both states.

Mr. Pickens also said he assured Mr. Obama that his energy plan was a nonpartisan effort and that "I will do everything in my power to work together with leaders who are willing to solve our immense energy problems".

The next president must be far more willing to solve problems with creative and sustained diplomacy.

"I don't think Democrats in the legislature are willing to solve the problem without tax increases," Mr. McKinney said.

If state and city officials continue to drag their feet, the courts appear more than willing to solve the problem for them.

But the reasoning behind America's overuse of medications and the rise of study drugs is more alarming -- we are no longer willing to work to solve our problems but still want to reap the rewards of solving them.

"If they have evidence, we'll be most willing to work together to solve this problem," he said, according to The Associated Press.

The free, open-source project, called Freetch is open to any developer willing to work on solving parking problems for the city.

China in its development needs to be patiently supported, and in this support we will find willing partners to solve a number of these pressing global problems.

"Clearly we came at issues from different perspectives, and he's no pushover," Ms. Weingarten said, "but at the end of the day, you have to be willing to problem solve and work with teachers and their unions rather than engage in conflict, if your goal is student achievement".