Sentence examples for eager to monitor from inspiring English sources

After the government urged that some agency technology be privatized, Mr. Salmasi used $5 million of his family's wealth to start Omninet, a satellite system he marketed to companies eager to monitor the locations of their trucks.

Despite Spy Shops' innovative solutions for everyone from a father eager to monitor the speed and location of his child's car, to an artist needing to film the interior of a tiny sculpture, its employees are admittedly ill-equipped to deal with cellphone hackers.

Intelligence agencies were as eager to monitor the digital schemings of terrorists during the days of Full House as they are today.

Few issuers are eager to be monitored closely, especially when monitoring is apt to result in downgrades, and so it is not surprising that ratings are seldom downgraded until long after public information has signaled an obvious deterioration in an issuer's probability of default".

And so I was eager to meet the monitors of the Panopticon for myself.

This study also found that patients who self-monitor were eager to be more involved in discussions about their blood pressure control, especially when there is discrepancy between home and clinic blood pressure readings.

I'm a sucker for stories about disobedience, which is why I'm always eager to go on prison monitoring missions; everybody I end up meeting has a story, a cause and something or someone they've failed to obey.

I'm a sucker for stories about disobedience, which is why I'm always eager to go on prison-monitoring missions everybody I meet has a story, a cause, and something or someone they've failed to obey which is why I found myself on my way to Zenica.

Where it needed bad-cop muscular enforcer, Geithner seemed more like an eager-to-please hall monitor.

His pollster, Whit Ayres, has been monitoring the issue closely, and Graham was eager to share the results.

Many of the monitors are in their 20s and 30s, eager to help make the election process fairer.