Sentence examples for by eagerness from inspiring English sources

The liberalization in Poland that brought about an end to the Communist regime was prompted in significant part by eagerness to get rid of the sanctions.

Still, commercial real estate investors are buying the policies at a rapidly escalating pace, motivated by eagerness to lock in loans while interest rates are low and sometimes by the desire to persuade banks to underwrite loans they might otherwise reject.

There are some concerns about the removed ability to set a custom promotional app as a default landing page, but those are offset by eagerness for pinned posts, bigger photos, and more presentation flexibility.

Session Notes: Self-esteem issues evident by eagerness to guide the sleigh of seasonal employer (who was initially freaked out by his "abnormal" nose) after being told he would never join the flying reindeer team (a team that teased him mercilessly and refused to let him join in any reindeer games).

Whereas Lithgow was driven to perform by an eagerness to please, Hal Holbrook was motivated by a bottomless loneliness.

This drive from below, further nourished by traditional anticlerical sentiments, was met from above by the eagerness of territorial and urban governments to utilize Lutheran ideas as legitimation for the extension of political control over the church.

Four years ago, they introduced open-book management and were shocked by their employees' lack of financial knowledge but also by the eagerness with which they embraced the program.

Ahvi Spindell is supercilious as the more easily enraged of the two men, and Matthew Loney, though he wins a few smiles, is hampered by the choice of a thickly lisping foppish accent and by an eagerness to overplay double-entendres.

But he also has a softer side, as evidenced by tiresomely warm, nurturing interludes with his wife and dog, and by the eagerness of everyone involved in this case to talk with him.

Faculty within and beyond Yale have been greatly influenced by his eagerness to lend a hand.

But the old Bolshoi suggestion of lascivious abandon here is replaced by polite eagerness.