Sentence examples for keen questions from inspiring English sources

One of the keen questions is the effect of DNA interaction with the tube surface on the polymer hybridization.

But, Keen questions whether a young Hitchcock or Scorsese would make it today, as they "slap up their early stuff on Facebook, on YouTube, it would get lost in the ocean of garbage".

He is even less keen on questions about retirement, noting that Sony is on the verge of commissioning a second series of the show, to be filmed this year, with him still in the lead role.

The generation that they fathered in its shadow were not keen to question the past.

Police are keen to question the child to see what went wrong.

The Commons select committee is keen to question some of the companies and their directors further.

This is an exciting story of deception, intrigue, illusion and reality with the decent cop as an honest observer, keen to question plots and tricks.

Congress is keen to question the former four-star general over what the CIA knew in advance of the assault, and importantly, what it had told the White House in regards to the nature of the terrorist threat.

Judges are said to be keen to question Mr Chirac as a witness in an illegal party-funding scandal involving fictitious jobs, which claimed the scalp of his protege and former prime minister, Alain Juppé.

Judges are said to be keen to question Mr Chirac over an illegal party funding scandal involving fictitious jobs, which claimed the scalp of his protege and former prime minister, Alain Juppé.

It is unlikely that they would be keen to question the same logic too forcefully in relation to the employees of the companies they invest in, as this would inevitably undermine their own justifications.