Sentence examples similar to be eager to test from inspiring English sources

Our assumption is that the human spirit has essential commonalities across social and religious groups and across human attributes, developmental stages, and types of disability, and we are eager to test the model when applied for any human being in whatever state and whatever philosophical or religious worldview he or she operates in.

But now it appears that the president is eager to test the limits of executive power.

Tech companies have been eager to test ways to make workplaces more conducive to creativity.

The two sides were eager to test an unfamiliar enemy, and they fought to the death.

Researchers have been eager to test this type of T-cell.

Garciaparra said before the game against Indianapolis that he was eager to test his wrist in game situations.

But researchers and public health officials are eager to test the potential of such a strategy for stemming the epidemic.

Now that Democrats have agreed not to filibuster any new candidates except in "extraordinary circumstances," Republicans are eager to test the proposition.

It also needs to be pointed out that others are eager to test small children: ACT has developed a test to determine if children are ready for kindergarten.

Doherty is eager to test his therapeutic ideas in a broader arena by urging the field to back up its claims with empirical data.

Having spent nearly 20 years and €1.8bn developing its product, Varin says, Bolloré was eager to test it in the most demanding of conditions.