Sentence examples for are far more eager from inspiring English sources

The Democratic contenders are far more eager than Republicans to propose economic-rescue measures.

TV, meanwhile, is far more eager to take a punt on something new.

Haugen is far more eager to debate his human-rights colleagues on the question of engaging with the police.

Ferrer was far more eager to come forward, winning 71 percent (15 of 21) of his approach points.

His successor is expected to be far more eager to engage the public and the news media.

In July 1914: Countdown to War, Sean McMeekin argues that France and Russia were far more eager to fight than Germany and Austria-Hungary.

Republicans have been far more eager to criticize President Obama than to formally jump into the race and start jockeying for the right to challenge him.

But with oil revenue projected to decline over the next decade, the country in general is far more eager to attract foreign investment.

Most other sectors, such as the finance industry, have been far more eager than media to move towards establishing an all-round view of their customers in order to predict future behaviour.

Sipping a latte and wearing a washed-out brown T-shirt that revealed robust biceps, Mr. Plant was far more eager to talk about "Raising Sand" than about the impending Led Zeppelin reunion.

But in an interview after he arrived in New York last week he was far more eager to discuss the poetry at the center of his life, the 17-syllable Japanese haiku, and its literary cousin, the 31-syllable tanka.