Sentence examples for anxious to defend from inspiring English sources
This is the orthodoxy Scocca is so anxious to defend.
Anxious to defend themselves from these rivals, cable and satellite companies are expanding their own on-demand offerings.
When the Cabinet discussed the issue last week, Mr Osborne's drive for more cuts was challenged by Mr Cable, Mrs May and Mr Hammond – all anxious to defend their turf.
He told the committee: "It was no surprise that the lobby voted to maintain the status quo, anxious to defend at all costs the unattributable and anonymous briefings that have become the lifeblood of modern political journalism".
"I've learned that the players are anxious to defend more aggressively and be more compact in their play," he said.
Anxious to defend the concept of immaterial souls from all atheist threats, More insisted that the soul was necessary for life.
WHITE PLAINS - TWO months after the fatal daytime stabbing of a woman in a public parking lot here, schools of self-defense in Westchester have been busy answering calls from women who are anxious to learn the skills to defend themselves in a similar situation.
Michael Kennedy, one of Durst's lawyers, said the real-estate heir is "anxious to get to Texas to defend himself…He has a viable defense".
The Jamaican study also concurred with international studies which concluded that children who are at risk of being bullied include those who are perceived as different from their peers; perceived as weak or unable to defend themselves; depressed; anxious or have low self-esteem; less popular than others and have few friends, and those who do not get along well with others.
While G.M. was anxious to move past the bailout, Mr. Obama took the opportunity to defend the government's rescue of the company.
Eisenhower said that Vietnamese security was ensured by the South East Asian Treaty Organization, but Diệm remained anxious, believing that the other member states were too weak and lacking in resources to stand by their pledges to defend his country.
