Sentence examples for continued eagerness from inspiring English sources

In France, until recently a brightish spot in the dim euro area, GDP grew by only 0.9% at an annual rate in the third quarter—even less than the typically weaker economies of Germany and Italy despite consumers' continued eagerness to spend.

But it drew comfort from the South's continued eagerness to engage the North, and felt it still had cover for keeping close ties.

Turkey expressed its continued eagerness to join the union, although its bid met with intense resistance from countries such as Austria and France.

But in a demonstration of a continued eagerness to appease the streets, the protests of archaeologists convinced the government to withdraw his name.

Among these issues stands the former Massachusetts governor's decision not to back away from billionaire real estate mogul and vocal "birther" proponent Donald Trump, despite his continued eagerness to, as conservative pundit George Will might say, "bloviate" about Obama's allegedly forged birth certificate.

Director of BBC Proms Roger Wright said: "The strong attendance figures are a testament to the adventurous spirit of the Proms audiences, their continuing eagerness to embrace such a wide range of music and the great value for money which the Proms offers thanks to the ongoing commitment of the BBC".

Their eagerness continues to appear as a psychiatric puzzle, the old tribal hoax covered by transparent veils.

Several months ago, his insurance stopped covering physical rehabilitation, despite his eagerness to continue.

Despite the eagerness of Mr. Spinner and other Energy Department officials to see the loan approved, other administration officials continued to raise flags about the company's viability and the completeness of the loan application package.

She continued: "It also marks the start of a new era for the Libyan people, and it is our hope that what I saw in Tripoli on Tuesday first hand, the eagerness of Libyans to building a new democracy, can begin in earnest".

In no way has its reek of indignation dwindled over the years, and it continues to spit and seethe in its eagerness to provoke.