Sentence examples for be particularly keen at from inspiring English sources

A parasitic weed, dodder, has been found to be particularly keen at sensing such chemicals.

Surprise might be particularly keen in Lower Manhattan along the Hudson.

Shareholders will be particularly keen to learn how fast Facebook's mobile user base is growing, and whether advertising revenues are increasing at the same rate.

But he will be particularly keen to be ahead of Patrick when he crosses Indianapolis's famous 'yard of bricks' at the end of 200 laps today.

Draper has identified groups which would be particularly keen to get more into tennis.

Roberts expects brands to be particularly keen to translate their experiences to bots.

The regulator is particularly keen to look at the automatic "rollover" of overdue loans, which are supposedly designed to be short-term products; the use of so-called continuous payment authorities, which allow lenders to keep trying to collect missed repayments from a borrower's debit card; and problems with upfront credit checks.

It was one of three spots around the country that the Irish Development Agency (IDA) was particularly keen to reinvigorate at the time.

Opposition politicians are particularly keen to lay the blame at the government's door.

Leaving any takeover speculation aside, JP Morgan is particularly keen on Pennon, up 12.5p at 693.5p, mainly due to its non-water business: We upgrade Pennon to overweight from neutral as its waste business offers both structural growth and the potential for cyclical upside.

I am particularly keen to have a look at Ecuador's midfield, which is packed with players who have just completed fine domestic campaigns.