Sentence examples for become less eager from inspiring English sources

"We become so focused on becoming leaders that we see that development as an end in itself and therefore become less eager to truly get behind something and have a purposive direction in which to lead".

Government has become less eager to pay to bridge that gap.

At some point during the later stages of the speculative boom, buyers become less eager to buy and sellers become more eager to sell.

"The problem is that the political apparatus over the years has become less eager to take advantage of them because these people look different".

When the Fed slows the purchase of those bonds, other investors may become less eager to buy the bonds, and mortgage rates could rise for prospective homeowners, exerting a new drag on the housing market.

Not only have investors become less eager to finance America's huge current-account deficit, but with little room left to cut interest rates to boost their own economy, American policymakers will be more than happy to let the dollar slide.

He began to feel that I was a hindrance to him on these tours, and as the years went by he became less eager to take me with him.

Along with much of the industry, the company has faced a sales slump as construction work slowed and consumers became less eager to jump into a do-it-yourself project.

Thus, these agencies have a vested interest in restricting research into any possible medical uses for marijuana, research that could cause the public to become less frightened of marijuana and less eager to invest their tax dollars in marijuana prohibition.

The surge in the labour force kept the unemployment rate steady at 6.7%, despite the jump in reported employment.Therein lies the best hope for discouraged workers: that the Federal Reserve will become less worried about labour-market tightness and less eager to pull back economic support.

Behavior might become less "average".