Sentence examples for are eager to set from inspiring English sources

As this table reveals, medical school graduates will continue to flock to the wealthiest states: few are eager to set up a practice and raise their children in rural Mississippi.

Should you be inclined to pity the beasts for that or any other detail of their treatment in today's giant meat-making plants, however, the executives in charge of booming factory farms like Smithfield Foods in Virginia, which kills 82,300 pigs a day -- a quarter of the nation's total -- are eager to set your conscience at ease.

After a little more than three months on job, it's clear to me that the vast majority of my colleagues are eager to set new, higher goals for themselves and the college.

In fact, I was eager to set straight everything said about me.

Afterward, he told me that he had been eager to set the record straight.

"Perhaps they were eager to set a record — to be the first to openly form an opposition party in Communist China," Xu said.

Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's media-mogul prime minister, is eager to set himself apart from what he sees as his crabbier counterparts elsewhere in Europe.

For the industry, which was eager to set up and sustain national-distribution networks, the local interventions were a nuisance; what it really feared was federal legislation.

A P.R. contact for the movement was eager to set me up with a few Lubavitchers who were quick to play down the presence of the messianists.

The cancellation followed his wife's televised assurances last week that her husband had done nothing wrong and was eager to set the record straight.

Proponents also maintain that the United States is eager to set global standards with Europe, to create a model that giant emerging economies like China might have no choice but to follow.