Sentence examples for are eager to attack from inspiring English sources

The Republicans are eager to attack Mr. Gore relentlessly on the issue should he win the Democratic nomination.

Democratic strategists said the candidates were all keenly aware that Republicans are eager to attack them over tax increases.

On the other hand, if the police at the riot are eager to attack or arrest rioters, this sort of gear can also call unnecessary attention to yourself by being perceived as aggressive or disrespectful.

The record shows that Mr Bush was eager to attack Iraq shortly after the terrorist attacks of September 11th and excuses were found to do so.

Asked how it felt to be used as a rhetorical punching bag by Republican presidential candidates, Mr. Clinton said he was not surprised that the Republicans were eager to attack him personally.

Unfortunately, studied impartiality is no use to an American journalist -- who, as Tocqueville foresaw, is eager to attack coarsely the passions of those whom his book review will address.

After invading Iraq in 2003, the Bush administration's neocon crusaders were eager to attack Syria and overthrow the Asad regime.

That explains why hackers are eager to promote their attacks on Twitter and in the media — it lightens their load.

Policy makers are eager to find a new way to attack distracted driving because, for all their efforts in the past few years, multitasking by drivers is on the rise.

When you consider Stanford-educated free stock-trading app Robinhood's stunning $5.6 billion valuation thanks to its disruption of E*Trade, it's easy to imagine why investors are eager to back Titan's attack on other financial vehicles.

American commanders are eager to continue C.I.A. drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal areas that have focused on militants from the Taliban and Al Qaeda who cross the border to attack NATO and American troops.