According to the analysts, the country's censors, always eager to contain waves of public opinion before they get out of hand, particularly in matters of politics, have become alarmed that despite their intense efforts, Internet technology is quickly making free expression far harder to control.
Neither army was eager to waste lives.
They launched it and it took off over the last six months, so eager to ride the wave, they shifted their focus completely to Learnist.
Over the next six months, Learnist took off and, eager to ride the wave, Grockit put all of its efforts behind the new product, selling off the Grockit name, test prep business, technology and platform to Kaplan in July.
Enter the Sacramento Kings, where new ownership had just extended their sole star player, DeMarcus Cousins, and were eager to make more waves.
Eager to hit the waves, I grabbed my board and waxed up.
With Congress eager to penalize the waves of companies conducting inversions to Ireland or other tax havens--and not yet prepared for the accelerating offshoring that a stronger dollar will encourage--now is the time to provide clear regulations and offer lower taxes for investments on American soil that can't be offshored.
But the liberals and progressives in America who champion womens rights and gay rights are, for some reason, eager to import large waves of Muslim immigrants, many of whom bear little resemblance to assimilated Muslims in the United States, but who bring with them practices that are surely and deeply against women and gays.
As a surfer whose enthusiasm still far outweighs her talent and skill, I was eager to try an artificial wave.
Women are increasingly eager to ride the game wave.
