Sentence examples for experts eager from inspiring English sources

Auction house experts eager for business often promised sellers estimates that were just too high.

And there is no shortage of experts eager to explain it all and to remind clinicians to, well, be compassionate.

In most cases, the estimates pointed to the hubris of a profit-minded consignor and auction house experts eager to secure a property.

Christie's experts, eager to establish the ancient lineage of Mr. Ray's table, reproduced by way of comparison Chardin's 1760 still life of objects set on a wooden board, now hanging in the Louvre.

In the 90's boom years, companies scrambled to invest in new technology and hire technology experts, eager to tap the new markets of the Internet and fearful that dot-com start-ups might put them out of business.

His tactics, first used a decade ago and now used to breed half a million offspring each year, inspire strong reactions, and hopes, in the passionate community of scientists, environmentalists and commercial fish experts eager to see the species preserved.

It depicts the author as an expert eager to dispense wisdom to the huddled masses and serves up lots of pep-talk admonitions and how-to recommendations.

A series of brief duologues spanning several weeks, "How to Pray" sees Faith mulling over her prospects as a mother through conversations with, among others, her cat, a casual lover, the lover's young son, a transgender chanteuse who works with Faith at a community soup kitchen, a glib online expert eager to shill products and services, and a clergyman.

Experts are eager to interview the Cho family to tease out the differences.

Church officials and art experts are eager to see if the same holds true for a more spiritual terrain.

Yet news media and myriad experts, seemingly eager to sensationalize every "crisis" among young people, have aroused unwarranted worry in the public and policy arenas.