Sentence examples for keen on exploiting from inspiring English sources
Monkey was particularly intrigued by the approach of the Daily Mail, which traditionally regards Glastonbury as an epicentre of evil somehow installed in Middle England - it after all brings together rock music, drugs, teenagers, nauseating celebs, the legacy of the Sinful Sixties and the BBC - but is also keen on exploiting any opportunity to run pictures of attractive women.
Apart from combating loneliness, they are also keen on exploiting whatever means possible to enhance their communication with family and friends in another country.
The main operator of U.K. airports has turned down yet another suitor keen on exploiting the streams of British air passengers that have nearly doubled over the last decade.
"As music progresses and new genres appear -- which usually means new techniques are used -- I'm always very keen on exploiting those," he says.
Hydropower is being explored, particularly in Sichuan and Tibet.The suspicion, then, is that the central authorities are keener on exploiting the west than on alleviating its poverty.
China appears keener to exploit the west's oil, coal and gas than reduce poverty, or ease ethnic tensions.
Not keen on dark chocolate?
He isn't too keen on people.
He is also keen on devolution.
Unsurprisingly, none seems too keen on this.
