Sentence examples for anxious to put a from inspiring English sources
Anxious to put a lid on Japan's mounting public debt, the Ministry of Finance is loath to agree either to cut taxes or to supply tax money to the stock-purchase program.
The decision to direct rhetorical fire at Mr. Cantor suggests that Democrats are anxious to put a recognizable face on the Republican opposition as fears grow about the possibility of a financial calamity if the nation's ability to borrow is not increased.
An effort by the United Nations to draw attention to the fact that the global population is now or soon will be 7 billion sowed confusion on Monday, as some news organizations, anxious to put a human face on the estimate, searched the globe for a newborn to anoint the seven billionth person, conflating a projection with an exact count.
The Hornstine family was also anxious to put an end to the case, which has drawn unwelcome attention to Ms. Hornstine's father, Judge Louis Hornstine of Superior Court.
Conversely, sceptics have argued that Peltier today is as much a prisoner of his supporters as he is of Leavenworth: that if less fuss had been made of him, less hope invested in what he might achieve if released, then a government anxious to put an enormously embarrassing episode behind it might have freed him long ago.
China suffered grievously during the horrific aberration of the Cultural Revolution and is anxious to put all that behind it.
The American position is being supported by the British, who are anxious to put together a deal on Cyprus, where they maintain a military presence.
Jackson has absolutely no experience in running a basketball team, and yet Dolan is anxious to put this train wreck of a franchise into the hands of a complete neophyte who never drafted a single player or negotiated a single contract or made a single trade.
We've been Livescribe fans for a long time and were anxious to put this new pen through its paces, but, truthfully, were a bit annoyed when we discovered it will only work with Apple devices.
In every way, Earle respects and maintains his influences, a point he is anxious to put across.
Many immigrants, in all periods, are happy, indeed often anxious, to put the old world behind them and forge a new identity.
