Sentence examples for eager to combat from inspiring English sources

The few outside witnesses who appeared were eager to combat radical extremism, not defend it.

"They're still a bit militant, eager to combat the scandalous lack of resources in the south.

And it faces competition from rival upstarts like Ticket Monster and traditional Korean retailers eager to combat newer entrants.

The campaign was also quick to point out that Ms. Warren raised more than Mr. Brown from Massachusetts donors between January and March, eager to combat Republican criticism that she is buoyed mostly by out-of-state support.

Mr. D'Antonio was eager to combat any suggestion that there was something illicit or unethical about the mug-shot posting business in general and his Web site in particular.

Perhaps we'll be less eager to combat teen motherhood now that we understand that it doesn't much harm the economic prospects of the young women most likely to go in for it.

He said he had not been eager to return to combat for a fourth deployment.

He is eager to discover new ways to combat his voices.

The Pentagon was not eager to have combat troops take on a domestic lawkeeping role.

Marsalis has been described as brash and argumentative, and he has certainly seemed eager to do combat in the arena of jazz criticism.

He wasn't especially enthusiastic about the American invasion of Iraq, and he wasn't eager to see combat, but he took pride in his skill as a warrior, and he was determined to acquit himself well.