Sentence examples for early eagerness from inspiring English sources

From his early eagerness to cut budget deficits in 1993 to the aggressive fund-raising of the 1996 campaign to his role in the final days of the Kosovo conflict in 1999, Mr. Gore has been heard and, more often than not, heeded.

Typically, new features introduced by Facebook on its platform are initially greeted with skepticism by users who prefer the comfort of things they already know well, so early eagerness around Stories is a good indicator that it'll continue to do well in the future.

In most negotiations initial demands far exceed expectations; concessions are as small and as slow as possible, for early concession indicates eagerness and engenders demands for more concessions.

England's undisputed No1 will have been pleased by the defensive solidity in front of him Kyle Walker 8 Put England on the front foot early with his eagerness to win the ball and fly forward.

Is there something you introduced your child to a little too early in your eagerness to pass on your love of it?

After 14 days, I arrived to work early with an eagerness to catch up and prove that I could produce results despite my health status, but the receptionist informed me that the director had added two more weeks to my leave.

The early renewal shows some eagerness on AMC's part, but the network's release also came with a drawback: a delay in the series launch.

Experienced improvement of life conditions after diagnosis could cause sadness/anger over the lost years prior to diagnosis and a wish for earlier diagnosis (category 10), an eagerness to detect ADHD symptoms early in their own children, and grief over older relatives having gone through life undiagnosed and thus without help for their difficulties (11).

It continues: "Mandela has on several occasions expressed his eagerness for an early meeting with Thatcher to express the ANC's objections to her policy.

But with only a small fraction of the overall damages at stake, J. P. Morgan's eagerness to settle early may reflect the lessons learned last year from paying $2 billion, the most of any bank, as the last to resolve a class action stemming from the collapse of WorldCom.

He led off with a single, and though he was caught leaving first base too early on an attempted steal, his eagerness to run quelled doubts — his own included — about his hamstring.