Sentence examples similar to boosted eagerness from inspiring English sources
The government's eagerness to boost spending to counter the recession is ideal for populist vote-getting.
The swooning fawn-fest for the deeply unpopular president was telling because it signaled the pundit class's eagerness to boost and praise Trump ― if only he would give them more chances.
Kershaw exploited the Braves' eagerness.
You see, during that unforgettable four hour visit, Coach Wooden taught me that being a true leader is not about accolades or awards, but rather is manifested through our eagerness to help others -- and boost their self-esteem when they are feeling low.
China used to emphasize its eagerness to offer foreign companies tax breaks and other incentives to build factories and hire Chinese workers, boosting China's growth and helping foreign companies cut costs by exporting from China.
Motivational fit enhances and sustains both the eagerness of the promotion-minded and the vigilance of the prevention-minded, making work seem more valuable and thus boosting both performance and enjoyment.
For all its eagerness to save energy, it fears higher prices could stoke inflation and regime-threatening protests.But China is making considerable efforts to boost the amount of energy produced by non-fossil fuels.
