Sentence examples for eager involvement from inspiring English sources

But the eager involvement of three high-tech wizards demonstrates an evolution in sports ownership.

The one thing Mr. Heymann seems sure about, despite his eager involvement in online availability, is that the classical record business will continue to make purchasable objects, be they regular CD's, high-end CD's, DVD's or some newer form of plastic.

Setting aside the fact that all capital-intensive businesses and green tech is inherently very capital intensive per unit of energy depend on the eager involvement of financial institutions (captained by those other vilified players), does anyone really believe that green tech execs aren't chasing profits and wealth too?

In the Routledge Curzon Encyclopedia of Confucianism, Xinzhong Yao states that Shen Kuo's legacy was tainted by his eager involvement in Wang Anshi's New Policies reforms, his actions criticized in the later traditional histories.

The active and eager involvement of the residents (who make up about 10% of the shop's customer base) and especially of Father Nicholaos, the priest of the local parish, to the organization of the Caldera Festival, serves as a testament to the value that the community itself ascribes to the store, its concept and its activities.

In the Kitchen with Grandad resets the focus upon some of the merits of the much-lauded Mediterranean diet whilst underscoring its contribution to balanced eating as well as to an eager daily involvement of our kids in those most exciting home-cooking creations.

And she cited outreach to community boards as evidence that her department has been eager for their involvement.

Throughout the Qing period, Yunnan, and especially the Sino-Burmese frontier, became a haven for anyone eager to avoid unnecessary involvement with the state.

Some union leaders are eager to maximize the involvement of their members during the primary to make sure their union's political muscles do not atrophy before November.

Any such strike would have been feted in most of the British press and welcomed by the UK's Arab allies eager for greater British involvement.

But the testimony that emerged from the de-Nazification hearings at Nuremberg was blatantly revisionist, offered up by friends and associates eager to minimize their involvement, scrambling to save their own lives.