While the piece did not blame stimulus spending or policy-driven lending, local governments have been eager, and called upon by Beijing, to unleash infrastructure projects, deserved or not.
While the result wasn't what a Giants partisan wishes for, it is still a pleasure to see brains exercised with brawn -- though, yes, in this case an eager rookie upon contact demonstrated a little too much brawn.
The Clinton campaign was eager to seize upon it as fresh evidence that Mr. Trump is sexist.
Democrats are eager to seize upon Rubio's prior criticisms of the Senate while running for president.
He is less eager to expand upon the art of songwriting, as if dissecting it might somehow destroy the magic.
Though Nyerere fully appreciated the generous assistance his country was receiving, he was eager to impress upon his countrymen the need for maximum self-reliance.
And she obligingly popped on my screen, eager to expand upon some of her terse, shoot-from-the-hip quotations that have raised public hackles.
The president-elect seems eager to seize upon the potential downturn as a justification for the tax cut -- $1.3 trillion over 10 years -- that he proposed on the campaign trail.
What is worrying me as I contemplate the coming struggle around gun control are the radicals who have amassed personal arsenals and who seem eager to draw upon their strategic rage reserves.
But in the wake of the disastrous G.O.P. primary race — disastrous for the Republicans, that is — the Obama campaign has spotted a strategic opportunity that it is eager to seize upon.
The tour by legislators was one in a series encouraged by Mayor Giuliani, who along with the governor and senators from New York State, are eager to impress upon lawmakers that a recovery effort will be costly and that the attack was focused on the nation as a whole, which therefore ought to help pay for its cleanup.
