Sentence examples for * their keenness from inspiring English sources

They are willing -- indeed they are often keen -- to permanently close government departments performing vital public functions; and their keenness rests, not simply in a commitment to budgetary restraint but also, as Paul Ryan put it, in a commitment "to a cause".

Despite their keenness, investors have plenty of concerns.

Hence their keenness to see ISIS pegged back by more moderate rebels.

I admire the animals we live with -- their keenness, their toughness, the completeness of their sense of self.

People smashed through the back wall of the hotel, which was entirely glass, destroyed almost entirely the hotel lobby in their keenness to get away.

The juxtaposition seemed to sum up the Iranians' reluctant dependence on Chinese technology and investment, and their keenness to entice back the westerners as soon as politics allows.

Though Iran's leaders make much of their citizens' keenness to have a fuel cycle, this keenness, ascertained through opinion polls of dubious methodology, is probably false.Enter Mr Rafsanjani, the best-known Iranian proponent of a "grand bargain" aimed at normalising relations and ending American sanctions.

The two executives are aligned in their apparent keenness to broaden the range of games available on current platforms.

All that was noted at first was a yellow card for Henderson after a foul on Yoann Gourcuff, but France then underlined their continuing keenness by extending the lead.

Their keenness has transformed sites like Classmates.com, Reunions.com and GradFinder into humming dating bazaars.

Having started as an ex-British club, it grew more elastic in 1995 when it admitted ex-Portuguese Mozambique and took in Cameroon, most of which was French.In Francophone (formerly Belgian) Rwanda, young enthusiasts have been learning cricket as a token of their country's keenness to join the Commonwealth.