Sentence examples for cases eager from inspiring English sources

PUBLIC INTEGRITY CASES Eager to show he can clean up Albany, Mr. Cuomo has exposed several serious cases of public corruption.

Some landlords say that in extreme cases, eager renters have even bid up rents.

Our global survey of consumers' attitudes toward predictive applications finds that about two-thirds of people are willing (and in some cases eager) to share data in exchange for their benefits.

For however limited the horizon of this or that listener, there is now a responsible adult community of radio patrons willing, and in many cases eager, to face any trial and to form independent judgments.

The scrambling helps explain why perfectly rational New Yorkers are willing, and in some cases eager, to pay so much for a parking space -- a parking space for which in many cases they had to wait for years.

The American employee web page links directly to special pages tailored to the company's workers on each of the partner college web sites, where, in some cases, eager recruiters quickly appear in pop-up windows ready to start a live chat.

NABATIYE, Lebanon — The children crowd forward around the glass case, eager for a glimpse of the martyr's bloodstained clothes.

In any case, eager to establish nonacademic credentials, many Ph.D. scientists are figuring things out on their own.

However, in Linköping we were in any case eager to study a rather early single time point.

Many dealers had come feeling cautiously optimistic after November's successful auctions, but they were thrilled to see the new buoyancy playing out in the fair, and, in many cases, were eager to boast about it.

In both cases the eager spectators simultaneously admire the artifice and pretend it isn't there, allowing themselves to believe that those people down in the ring or up on the screen are truly inflicting pain on one another.