Sentence examples similar to keen reinforcement from inspiring English sources
Policies provide great reinforcement.
With clubs keen on reinforcement forced to rely heavily on loans, such as promoted Deportivo La Coruna, any late moves are likely to be out, rather than in.
The Italian, understandably, is keen to add defensive reinforcements in January to boost his side's chances of survival.
But, although he is keen to bring in reinforcements before the emergency loan window closes next Thursday, Davis and his number two Neil Baker are already eyeing January.
Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas has been keen to bring in some attacking reinforcements and has long been an admirer of 28-year-old Soldado, a prolific goalscorer in the Primera Division.
With Dimitar Berbatov keen to move on, the need for reinforcements at relegation threatened Fulham is only increasing.
Gen. Barry McCaffrey, a retired four-star officer who served in the 1991 Persian Gulf war, said that while restoring order to Baghdad must be a priority, the need for reinforcements in the south was keen.
Another Dutch defender on the move in January could be Ajax's Ricardo van Rhijn, with Spurs keen on the right-back as they look for reinforcements for the soon-to-be-but-never-quite-returning Kyle Walker.
New Roma coach Zdenek Zeman was keen to add some fresh blood to his midfield, and has now got the reinforcements he was after.
Luck is negative reinforcement.
