Sentence examples for eager consumer from inspiring English sources

The European Commission, concerned with the detail of regulation, is an eager consumer of their specialist knowledge.

Despite an eager consumer base, it appears few such loans have been made, according to John Bancroft, executive editor of Inside Mortgage Finance.

While Mr. Lee and other vocal proponents of the health care law liken using the Web site to shopping on eBay, health care officials say the process can make even the most eager consumer feel dizzy with confusion.

On the Senate floor, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, denounced the president for a variety of alleged energy sins, including telling Brazilian officials last week that the United States would be an eager consumer for its offshore oil.

That shouldn't be a problem for the eager consumer of Edwardian period detail: the show is stuffed with no doubt carefully researched costumes and décor, including reproductions of the original Selfridges interiors.

He had long been an eager consumer of standup comedy, especially Chris Rock's breakthrough HBO specials, and in New York he tried telling some of his own funny stories at open-mike nights and so-called "bringer" shows, during which comedians who bring a certain number of patrons are given a similar number of minutes.

Eager consumers muscled sceptics aside like nine-stone weaklings.

In their minds, eager consumers wander around with their smartphones, scanning square codes wherever they appear.

The PlayStation 3 thus far has left industry analysts and eager consumers wanting.

When they went on sale, the police had to be called in to control the crowds of eager consumers.

Internet audiences, analysts say, tend to be eager consumers of financial news, particularly news about the Internet.