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91. Mr Khama says that the government would be willing to intervene to keep diamond processing factories open.

92. As interest rates rise, investors will be willing to pay less money to own a bond that pays a given contract rate of interest.

93. At this point, a user will be willing to expend a little effort to learn more.

94. So there's no need to scramble to slash spending now now now; we can and should be willing to spend now if it will produce savings in the long run.

95. The supply curve shows the extra costs of producing successive units of the product because it indicates the lowest possible price at which some producer would be willing to supply each unit.

96. She says in addition to the public offer by Liberia to host an AFRICOM site, seven other countries have privately said they would be willing to do so.

97. Presiding apparitor Yang Zhiyuan and current board of directors already expressed Yahoo be willing to come to an agreement with the price of every 33 dollars that decline before.

98. The offer curve of a nation shows how much of its import commodity the nation demands for it to be willing to export the various amount of its export commodity.

99. A soccer star may be paid $50,000 a week to play for his team when he would be willing to turn out for only $10,000, so his economic rent is $40,000 a week.

100. Times are different now, who would be willing to be a concubine?

101. Really, it is very difficult that the woman of a rich laugh wants to hold sex appeal, but this is not cloggy we are attracted by her and be willing to get along with her.

102. Yesterday, local media quoted unnamed sources suggesting the BoJ might be willing to postpone raising rates.

103. Would you be willing to play him on a one - on - one basketball game?

104. Be willing to look at gaining knowledge as a child does, unembarrassed and optimistically. You may find that you can gain their same enthusiasm.

105. Roscosmos would be willing to build a new Soyuz space capsule solely for tourist flights to the space station, Mr. Davydov said, but only if an independent group helped fund the new capsule.

106. Leave nothing out and be willing to pursue any line of inquiry that will help you better understand each other's past.

107. Ministers and members must be willing to risk criticism in order to preach the Laodicean message.

108. Be willing to work day and night shift of 12 hour.

109. In line with diligently,(sentencedict.com) enterprising consummates unceasingly reaches the strength to be willing to make a never rusty screw bolt!

110. And inorder to learn from mistakes you must be willing to pay for them.

111. They could even get involved in economic decisions: Would you be willing to give up power windows if it got you a lower price or a nicer radio?

112. We must also be willing to stare down the other great truth facing our collective moment.

113. If the G-20 countries believe more global governance is appropriate, they should be willing to accept the "moral suasion" of public reviews that "name and shame."

114. Even if your BATNA clearly stinks, most people you negotiate with will be willing to give a little just to create some good will for the working relationship you are establishing.

115. Some CPL insurers may be willing to provide expanded contractual liability coverage by endorsement on either a case-by-case or blanket basis.

116. To build wealth,[Sentencedict.com ] one needs to be willing to take risks. This doesn't mean uncalculated risks.

117. Since there are enough low-income Chinese who I think would be willing to collect the 2nd generation biofuels and transport them, this may prove effable.

118. While people sending money don't need PayPal accounts, people receiving moola do -- or, at least, they must be willing to create one.

119. We'd be willing to give you a 10 % down payment.

120. But 9 months in the past, we to investor card palpability China inspects be do what one says, so everybody gave us more credit now, be willing to pay more money to do China inspected partner.