Sentence examples for would only be willing from inspiring English sources

But because you don't like it very much, you would only be willing to pay £5 for it.

Glamorgan has already dismissed the report's recommendations, saying it would only be willing to consider a take-over of the two smaller institutions.

This idea was dismissed immediately by Glamorgan, which said it would only be willing to consider a takeover of the two smaller institutions.

The S&N board has said it would only be willing to come to the negotiating table if the consortium came back with an offer of at least 800p a share, which would improve the proposal by £190m.

Over the coming months, if investors get the wind up about the state of the UK, they would only be willing to hold and buy gilts from the government if they get a higher rate of interest for doing so.

Its budget overdraft has rocketed way past international officials forecasts, and going by markets yesterday investors would only be willing to lend to Athens at a 17% interest rate.

That means it's possible they'd only be willing to offer Thomas a one-year deal, like they offered players last summer.

Everton are reportedly mulling over precisely such an approach, and United would not only be willing to agree to such an arrangement, but would continue to pay half his £200,000-a-week wages if it would help manoeuvre him out the door.

It didn't mention either his descriptions of limits on academic expression outside the classroom or his claim that change would only be brought about if Yale NUS faculty were willing to exercise academic freedom and advocacy.

It found that agencies would only have been willing to move him if the injuries he suffered were found to be "non-accidental beyond all reasonable doubt".

It turned out that not only would they be willing to accept it, but they even volunteered to make the stamp themselves and to provide me with a cover letter stating that my signature was valid for all their purposes.