Western investors may take eager note of India's economic growth rate of nearly 9 percent a year.
Nate, to his shame, feels a certain sadism: "He could swear he didn't want to hurt her, but sometimes, when she looked at him a certain way, or that eager note crept into her voice, a perverse obstinacy rose within him; to go along, to do what she wanted, felt treacly — intolerable".
Nate, to his shame, feels a certain sadism: "He could swear he didn't want to hurt her, but sometimes, when she looked at him a certain way, or that eager note crept into her voice, a perverse obstinacy rose within him; to go along, to do what she wanted, felt treacly intolerable". It's awful to watch a woman as lovely as Hannah shrivel under Nate's appraising, unpredictable gaze.
Even Daewoo was eager to note its sporting connections, having entered its small Nubira car in the Sports Car Club of America's Pro Rally Series last year.
Yet the science at the heart of the art isn't all darkness, as the scientists themselves are eager to note.
ABC executives were also eager to note that such a description could be applied to a recent "Today" interview with Kris Jenner, mother of television's most popular tabloid family, the Kardashians, about her breast implants.
They have been less eager to note that spending has fallen in both nominal and real dollars for most of the last decade, largely as a function of general budgetary intransigence instigated by Republicans.
"It is an extraordinary moment we are in," Romney writes, "when an American president is eager to note all of America's failings, real and perceived, and reluctant to speak out in defense of American values and America's contributions to the freedoms enjoyed around the globe".
The media are eager to note that most Arizonans favor SB 1070, as though that somehow justifies an injustice and economic suicide.
As countless players and industry professionals I spoke with – both male and female – were eager to note, Anna Kreider, who runs the blog, "Go Make Me a Sandwich", is a vocal critic of much of the artwork and outreach that the industry attempts (or fails to attempt).
As countless players and industry professionals I spoke with both male and female were eager to note, Anna Kreider, who runs the blog, "Go Make Me a Sandwich," is a vocal critic of much of the artwork and outreach that the industry attempts (or fails to attempt).
