Sentence examples for eagerness to use from inspiring English sources
We are going to give up our own freedom in our eagerness to use new technology, Heidegger claimed.
But some companies think that Twitter should capitalise on their eagerness to use the sevice to promote their businesses.
Mr Bush also alienated the Democratic Party with his eagerness to use national-security issues to win the 2002 and 2004 elections.
In a paper titled "Avoiding Genetic Genocide," Mr. Miller criticized scientists for what he saw as their eagerness to use genetics to produce "perfect" humans.
Starting with his Speakership, Packer says, Republicans have been exhibiting a "willingness — even an eagerness — to use every tactic short of law-breaking to demonize the opponent on the way to winning power".
The man he put in charge of its production was Arthur Rudolph, a Peenemünde colleague who, twenty years before, had shown special eagerness to use the slave laborers of Dora.
As it stands today, Washington's eagerness to maintain and use an enormous and expensive military is corrosive to contemporary American democracy.
The plan to use the exiles fit neatly into the Reagan Administration's eagerness to topple Colonel Qaddafi.
Though spot trades have more than doubled their share of the LNG market since 2000, to 27%, there is still no single global price: Asian LNG is costly, reflecting China's eagerness to cut coal use (to spare its citizens' lungs).
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The one unsatisfying aspect of the show is that Evans's eagerness to please sometimes sees him use comic cliches.
