Sentence examples for it's keen from inspiring English sources

Over the last few months, YouTube has made it clear that it's keen on helping its premium content partners monetize as effectively as possible — and it's obviously having some success doing it, with the number of monetized views increasing rapidly.

Kano has sold kits to 86 countries to date, but its core markets remain the U.K. and the U.S. — and it's keen to expand beyond those two, spying opportunities for a creativity and education focused (relatively) low-cost computing platform to gain traction in developing countries.

And it's keen to stress that this RTM isn't actually the final, final version that will be released to all and sundry next month; that version will be more polished.

It's keen to expand on this.

So it makes sense that it's keen to push further into China and Russia.

Y Combinator has already shown it's keen to invest in companies that are working on "breakthrough technologies".

We struggled to pronounce it (it's keen-wa, not qui-no-a), yet it was feted by food lovers as a novel addition to the familiar ranks of couscous and rice.

Alert that friend who repeatedly watched Juno when it first came out, played ukelele in a three-piece at university and genuinely says things like "No, no – it's keen-WA, not kwee-noah": Sleater-Kinney have bunged all the indie stars together for the No Cities to Love video.

The army's recent moves, these experts argue, show that it is keen to reassert its power, despite its insistence that it supports the civilian leadership.

Mr Bush's administration also said it was keen to see China rein in a wayward ally.

After a series of "preventable" deaths and repeated 'inadequate' ratings from Ofsted, Birmingham's children's service has acquired a failing reputation it is keen to shake.