Sentence examples for keen on commercial from inspiring English sources

The Post Office management is keen on commercial independence, which would give it the freedom to compete with rivals abroad.

But he confesses that his sons, Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, 9, and six-year-old Cruz aren't too keen on having the commercial air.

Not keen on that one?

As shadow culture secretary, Hunt was notably hawkish on the BBC, keen on a deregulatory regime for commercial television, while showing a real dislike of a public subsidy for local TV news pilots and, along with other senior Tories, Ofcom's policy-making power.

Some publishers, in particular the more commercial ones, are none too keen on having their content cached elsewhere, although most of their concerns have been dealt with: LOCKSS does not allow libraries to cache journals they have not subscribed to.

He is also keen on the plans under way at Las Vegas-based start-up, Bigelow Aerospace, to develop a commercial space operation for low-earth orbit by 2012.

Not keen on dark chocolate?