Sentence examples for are more eager from inspiring English sources

"Now applicants are more eager.

"Our Yemeni partners are more eager to work with us.

And in tighter labour markets, firms are more eager to snap up talent while they can.

Perhaps today's youth are more eager to defend animals than people.

Even when there are job opportunities, many employers are more eager to hire women than men.

Men are more eager to have their portraits done than women.

It is the owners, curiously, who are more eager to have their struggles and dramas narrated.

And that must mean that either behaviour is worsening on the circuit or umpires are more eager to complain.

"People of Hispanic descent who hardly speak Spanish are more eager to take their Hispanic last names," he said.

Perhaps no players are more eager to dazzle a new audience than the dominating American women's basketball team.

They are more eager, though, for him to be part of what could be an excellent bullpen.