Sentence examples for even eager to put from inspiring English sources
This deal demonstrated that the Republicans are willing, even eager, to put the economy and the country's future at risk if it means making Obama look bad, but it also demonstrated that three years into his presidency, President Obama had still not developed a vision for solving the country's economic woes, or been able to communicate whatever vision he had to the American people.
If Miles is eager to erase the past, Julia is even more eager to put all the pieces back together.
Even the French film magazines, usually eager to put one of their own on the cover for Cannes, have surrendered.
Although Adelphi's new leaders are eager to put the past troubles behind them, Dr. Diamandopoulos still looms even in absentia, and a tangle of leftover litigation remains to be resolved.
"If however, you're buying debt and you think rates will rise even further in the next weeks or months afterwards, you might be a little bit less eager to put your money on the table and purchase our debt.
Even if the CDU were to lead it, Mr Koch might give up.Germany's leaders say they are eager to put the ugliness of the elections behind them: 2008 is the coalition's "key year", says Ms Merkel.
A very friendly, profoundly competent waitress informed a table on a recent evening that one of her bosses, inspired by the return of horse slaughterhouses to this country, was eager to put pony on the menu come spring.
The bank raised its dividend and even attracted investment in the open stock market by Qatar's investment authority, another one of those sovereign wealth funds eager to put money in the Western finance sector.
Groups within the auditee were eager to put heat into the overflowing.
