Sentence examples for eager to devise from inspiring English sources
We are looking now to a new era of electronic editing, and a new generation of scholars are eager to devise new approaches to editing that will make more and different kinds of texts available.
McGeer left the company and started a new one, not only because he was opposed, on principle, to making war machines but because, for someone eager to devise civilian uses, the economics didn't add up.
By adopting the new guidelines, he said, the association hopes to bolster public confidence in museums and also demonstrate to lawmakers that museum professionals are eager to devise their own rules to deal with the potential conflicts of interest often inherent in exhibitions of private collections.
Some like to devise a point system.
He worked with friends to devise strategy.
Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said she was eager to work with Democrats in devising an alternative to the health care bill passed four weeks ago by the Senate on a party-line vote.
Futurism essentially remained an artificial construct of the mind devised by intellectuals eager to juggle with words.
Eager to compete for the economic success derived from devising ever more sophisticated applications for knowledge, these nations are impatient to crack the elite educational monopoly held by a very small number of mostly Western places.
Everyone is eager to help".
She was eager to succeed.
