Sentence examples for eager to lower from inspiring English sources

They are eager to lower prices to grab a greater share.

They said they hoped to energize potential voters who would support candidates more sympathetic to gun rights and eager to lower taxes.

Since it released the China captain, Japan has been eager to lower the temperature with Beijing.

While small business owners are eager to lower energy costs, Mr. Slosberg said, they can be reluctant to pay for new equipment, even when rebates are included.

In the low-income township of Zandspruit, I saw people eager to use new tools to lower their blood pressure and to talk about their health needs.

The first two EPRs to be built in Europe, in France and Finland, have both gone extravagantly over schedule and budget.A decade ago the nuclear industry hoped that the combination of safe, low-cost generation III reactors and governments eager to encourage lower carbon-dioxide emissions would lead to a "nuclear renaissance".

President Boris Tadic of Serbia is eager for his country to join the European Union and has worked to lower regional tensions.

Many of the lower-rated bonds issued by XYZ, and by mortgage pools like it, were purchased by C.D.O.'s, the second-order mortgage vehicles, which were eager to buy lower-rated mortgage paper because it paid a higher yield.

More and more high-end homeowners eager to lower energy bills and protect the environment will outfit their spreads with “green” features such as bamboo flooring, foam-and-concrete walls, solar paneling and water filtration systems.

It said officers, eager to achieve goals like lowering crime rates, often overstepped their authority and trampled on the civil rights of the people they were hired to protect.

Relatively savvy car buyers, like Mr. Jutting, who for one reason or another have gotten stuck with high-rate loans are eager to replace them with lower rates; others with less financial acumen may respond to the siren song of lenders' advertising -- and mistake lower payments for less debt.