Sentence examples for does eagerness from inspiring English sources

So where does eagerness shine on this disenchanted isle?

What does investors' eagerness to own scraps of state-owned Russian banks say about the industry?First, that the sector has lots of room to grow by 20% this year, some analysts predict.

Scoring a Stanley Cup-winning goal for an upstart N.H.L. champion has a way of raising a young man's profile, as does his eagerness to accompany that Cup on nocturnal tours through the city's fun belt in the weeks after it had been secured.

But what does our eagerness to share images like this say about us as a society?

The prudence of other clubs, meanwhile, has been less to do with eagerness to satisfy Uefa than their sheer inability to splurge as before.

So does Trump's eagerness to break the normal rules of Presidential politics.

The film's eagerness doesn't obscure the soundness of many of the observations, though an American history timeline is ruined by puerile voice-over.

However, their eagerness does not necessarily result in positive outcomes.

England must harness his talent and ensure over-eagerness does not take over, but they can unleash him with relish from now on in.

Everyone who gets into commentary does so with vigorous eagerness for debate.

But does Mr Brown's eagerness to create an entrepreneurial, e-commercial Britain justify this bewildering array of tax breaks?