Sentence examples for eager population from inspiring English sources
In part this can be explained by the lack of a larger national biobank project, but also in part by the strong medical profession which has traditionally sought to construct a very willing and eager population.
It's early days for MOOCs in Africa, and these particular courses may have attracted an unusually eager population, but the same could be said for U.S. students taking engineering classes in their free time — so it's a promising sign.
Sea voyages of exploration returned botanical treasures to the large public, private, and newly established botanic gardens, and introduced an eager population to novel crops, drugs and spices from Asia, the East Indies and the New World.
Meanwhile, Samuel L Jackson's lisping Dr Evil prepares for global domination via the distribution of mobile phones through which he intends to zombify an all-too-eager population.
In either case, Turkey's chances of getting through its daunting to-do list, from improving the judiciary to creating jobs for an eager young population, would diminish.
"There is already a large population eager for wine," he said.
Put this military muscle to work on the side of an oppressed population eager for freedom.
Today, the area bustles with new houses, giant shopping plazas and a population eager to be entertained.
NEW DELHI — Retailers are flocking to India, thanks to an economy that is still growing and a young population eager to gobble up new brand names.
Deceptive, disrespectful and disingenuous methods like these continue to erode the FBI's dwindling currency with a patriotic Muslim American population eager to assist the government in its anti-terrorism efforts.
In the early Seventies the blackened façades of local millhouses were scrubbed clean of their industrial past and remarketed to a middle-class population eager to reproduce the Good Life lifestyle within easy reach of Leeds and Manchester.
