Sentence examples for eager concern from inspiring English sources

I'm very much in concert with the Catholic Church's eager concern over the separation of Church and State.

Eager to calm concerns that his country's economy would not avoid recession, Mr. Wen struck an unabashedly upbeat tone.

And consumer goods companies soon became the subjects of big, frenzied takeovers by other concerns eager for the fat profit margins and rapid growth that soaps and cereals had long generated.

And whatever the investigations throw up, everyone concerned are eager to stress that although cost concerns are deemed important, the only thing that really matters is that flights are safe.

But on Wednesday he seemed eager to temper public concern.

Mr. Putin seemed eager to signal his concern about what had happened.

As Bloor observes: "In fact sociologists have been only too eager to limit their concern with science to its institutional framework and external factors relating to its rate of growth or direction this leaves untouched the nature of the knowledge thus created".

I want to assure Bella M. DePaulo, the author of "Sex and the Single Voter" (Op-Ed, June 18) -- and anyone concerned with the importance of single women voters -- that the Democratic Party is eager to discuss issues of concern, including health care, equal pay, economic opportunity and retirement security.

But officials were also eager to ease potential concerns about the Malaysian political challenges.

Nor will you be that eager if you are concerned about the local environment; reprocessing plants have a bad contamination record.

Australia's PM is eager to voice his concerns about the investigation into the shooting down of a Malaysian passenger plane in July, killing all 298 on board.