Sentence examples for eagerness to shift from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hansen said the change might reflect White House eagerness to shift the spotlight away from global warming.

"We didn't know then what we know now" about Bush's eagerness to shift the theatre of war to Iraq, Beers said, but Kerry's "prescient" recognition that the fight against Al Qaeda was being neglected convinced him that Kerry was the man to back against Bush.

And analysts say they believe that online ad growth over the long haul will depend on the eagerness of large advertisers like these to shift more dollars online.

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

But many workers, like Ms. Clarke, say the shift is motivated by an eagerness to keep up with their jobs.

Columbia's eagerness to join forces with a start-up Internet venture reflects a shift in an academic culture that once saw itself driven only by intellectual curiosity and far removed from commerce.

The regulatory councils expressed eagerness to be involved early to ensure that professional standards and patient safety were maintained, and that all shifted tasks were regulated at appropriate levels of competency.

But Celli said there has been a notable shift in tone under Francis, which he attributes in part to the new pope's own eagerness to communicate by any means possible.

Some new emotion had shifted his expression — dissatisfaction that he hadn't convinced her of Father Leon's treachery, perhaps, or disappointment at her eagerness to leave.

Once the conversation shifts away from herself, she lights up, quoting essays on Islamophobia by the actor Riz Ahmed, or leaning forward in her eagerness to talk about violence against women.

But her eagerness to return was evident.