Sentence examples for eager to generate from inspiring English sources

But he agreed that the mix of shows is important to the academy, which is eager to generate strong ratings for its annual awards broadcast.

But there has also been dubious work promoted by government agencies and foundations eager to generate publicity and advance their own agendas.

One galling point: HM Revenue & Customs, eager to generate tax revenue from somewhere (since it can't seem to get big companies to pay), slaps an import tax of £25.06 on each one.

"Plantations are started by investors, often from the U.S. or Europe, so they are eager to generate biofuels within a couple of years and also, as you might guess, they don't want a negative assessment".

Heavy industry has benefited from a seemingly bottomless pit of inexpensive labor; low-cost and plentiful credit supplied by state-owned banks; inexpensive land provided by the local authorities, who are eager to generate jobs and taxes; cheap utility tariffs; and, last but not least in Washington's eyes, an undervalued exchange rate.

The party's latest "populist" packaging is another wrinkle in a timeworn pattern; the most avid political servants of corporate elites are eager to keep generating the anti-elites rhetoric and imagery of down-home regular folks.

Both said they were eager to return.

Its talented exiles are eager to return.

Still, she was eager to return.

"They are eager to give".

In addition, public health workers, community organizations and researchers who are eager to help their communities can use these data to generate innovative strategies for better prevention.