Sentence examples for eager to export from inspiring English sources

Like all revolutionaries, the members of the Second Continental Congress were eager to export their revolution.

"This is going to happen," said Oscar Graziano, who is eager to export from his 4,500-strong 4,500-strong

The United States is eager to export GM foods to developing countries, often in the teeth of ferocious local opposition.

Besides hoping for lucrative sales to affluent expatriates, Indian mango growers are eager to export to the United States because they are proud of their country's signature fruit.

Hungary's prime minister, Peter Medgyessy, led a delegation to China recently to promote his country as a low-cost manufacturing base for Chinese companies eager to export to the European Union.

In addition, American farmers are eager to export their products to Cuba, while airlines, hotel companies, tour operators and cruise ships want a share of the island's growing tourist business, which until now has gone mainly to Canada, Spain and Italy.

Even the collapse of world oil prices to the lowest level in a decade plays a part in distancing the Arabs and Iranians from Iraq, since other oil producers in the region are not eager to see Iraq free to export petroleum at this point -- a principal Iraqi aim in seeking a relaxation of United Nations sanctions.

(Other countries, particularly Japan, are eager for the United States to build better infrastructure to export it, and prices are two to three times as high abroad).

You can see in "Revolutionary Ink" why Wu is the sort of artist the Chinese government is eager to celebrate and export.

But there is a proviso: they must not alarm foreigners.Pingxiang, eager to boost exports and attract foreign investment, has no wish to.

But with the Obama administration eager to lift exports and employment, the deficit remains a point of friction between the two powers, which have also recently been at odds over human rights, Tibet and U.S. arms sales to Taiwan.