Sentence examples for eagerness to enter from inspiring English sources

He had just divorced Jane Wyman, also an actress, and showed no eagerness to enter quickly into another marriage.

The company's eagerness to enter the public markets stands in stark contrast to another Internet star, Facebook.

Nancy Keenan, the president of Naral Pro-Choice America, said the group was driven to endorse now by an eagerness to enter the fray, and because of Mr. Obama's lead in delegates, he is perceived as the more viable candidate.

The market may have remained resilient after the attacks, but how India handles its relations with Pakistan and also social tensions between its own Hindu and Muslim communities in the medium term will determine investor eagerness to enter or remain in the country.

Members of the SHARP network have expressed eagerness to participate in our research.

Ever since David Willetts, the British minister for higher education, announced the coalition government's eagerness for private providers to enter the sector, Regent's, which was founded in 1984 as an outpost of Rockford College in Illinois, has been working toward university status.

The eagerness of high-speed firms to enter Brazil points to their search for new markets as they experience difficulties in sustaining their profits in the highly competitive United States.

Although he had been reluctant to enter Missouri, he quickly gained a reputation for his eagerness to "clean out" the state.

Still, the generals were also eager to disavow any eagerness to return to political power.

So last Monday, I entered the National Museum of African American History and Culture with a curiosity and an eagerness to learn rather than any expectation of being deeply moved, as I was from the moment I entered the first exhibit.

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