Sentence examples for keen because of from inspiring English sources

The RBA said investors were keen because of their "desire" to earn capital gains, the ease of obtaining finance and the "taxation treatment of investments in residential property".

The government was keen because of the expected cash windfall it expected from the future sale of the old analogue spectrum, and the BBC because it would get the licence fee cash to fund a major digital expansion.

Support for it seems partly motivated by hostility towards the councils it would replace: the plan involves getting rid of one layer of government in some areas.Berwick's traders are keen because of fears that the borough council may approve plans for big superstores.

In the case of continental notes those issued by the Continental Congress between 1775 and 1779 the historical interest is especially keen, because many of the counterfeiters were British operatives seeking to sabotage the American economy.

My anguish about death was keen, because two members of my parents' congregation died at an early age, of cancer.

Even so, the Fyffes-DCC case has captured keen attention because of the bitter split it represents between two highly regarded executives -- Mr. Flavin and Neil V. McCann, the chairman of Fyffes and patriarch of the family that controls it -- who had once been close.

The voters in Tennessee and Arkansas are already looking past next month's low-profile primary contests and ahead to the general-election matchup, which many said they were anticipating with keen interest because of the pressing issues of the declining economy and the war and, in some cases, anger at Mr. Bush.

Youngsters like him because he has a cool name that brings to mind an action movie star; oldies are keen because, well, because he's one of them.

The state is especially keen on storage because of the proliferation of wind turbines in West Texas.

But, when they are paying attention, I think it is an especially keen attention, again because of the unfilled-in story.

But that is expected to fall as electric cars become ubiquitous over the coming decade – something many city mayors are keen to encourage because of an electric car's lack of tailpipe emissions.