Sentence examples for eagerness to gain from inspiring English sources
"To wish is little: we must long with the utmost eagerness to gain our end".
In their eagerness to gain the most leverage over what has become the most-watched events of the political season, campaigns always posture and position during the run-up to the presidential debates.
No one keeps official count of how many paid and unpaid internships there are, but Lance Choy, director of the Career Development Center at Stanford University, sees definitive evidence that the number of unpaid internships is mushrooming — fueled by employers' desire to hold down costs and students' eagerness to gain experience for their résumés.
Former Clinton aides, angered at what they viewed as Mr. Freeh's eagerness to gain favor with Republicans by criticizing Mr. Clinton, said the relationship had deteriorated so badly that by the close of Mr. Clinton's presidency the two men were barely on speaking terms.
In your eagerness to gain weight as soon as possible, you might be putting a lot of stress on your body.
Today as a forecaster and a professor I find that I gain most of my inspiration from my students with their eagerness to make a difference.
What they detected was a problem that the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said plagued many young quarterbacks: an eagerness to make a big play instead of settling for a small gain.
For the first six months Exchange 2007 was out, there was eagerness to bring it out at customer sites, both to enhance the feature set of their Exchange environments, and to gain more exposure to the product.
But there is also concern that McDonald's may be, well, biting off more than its customers can chew in its eagerness to build on recent sales gains -- the first in almost two years -- for products like entree salads and pancake-style breakfast sandwiches.
Although he had been reluctant to enter Missouri, he quickly gained a reputation for his eagerness to "clean out" the state.
