Sentence examples for Keen on learning from inspiring English sources

While most online-only services like Google Docs are free (Office isn't), the vast majority of computer users have been using the Microsoft suite for years, and aren't keen on learning a new interface loaded with new quirks.

They were also keen on learning about ways to prevent their children from being injured.

With Britons keen on learning more about the dangers of infection, newspapers around the country have been clamoring to find victims and to publish their sordid stories.

But he's not so keen on learning nine new team lists and says "it's all up in the air" for now.

One Arabic-speaking flight instructor has recalled that the two were keen on learning to fly large jets, particularly Boeing aircraft.

"I am just wondering why Germany is not making it easy for us refugees who are keen on learning, working and contributing to this community," he added.

Usually, these recruits are without formal training but are keen to learn on the job.

He was keen to learn lessons on how to win the centre ground and woo back alienated voters among the young and ethnic minorities.

The MBA students are keen to learn firsthand on the global perspective of business and examples what the Kenyan industry has proven lesson learned and shared on a global learning platform.

Krisztina Tora: there is a need for global shared learning opportunities for social entrepreneurs – countries across the world are keen on sharing learning, know how, tools and methods, to "shorten their learning curves" and build stronger support ecosystems locally.

Young people are keen to learn how to campaign on their own behalf, says campaigner Hussain.