Sentence examples similar to keen state from inspiring English sources
Several doctors, including Dr. Keen, stated after Cleveland's death that the tumor was a carcinoma.
They are keen on state ownership because of the opportunities it offers for making political appointments.
The Conservatives were thought to be less keen on state interventions in the market for gas and electricity.
She comes from a wing of the Workers Partyy (PT) that is particularly keen on state industrial policy and intervention in the economy.
Pellegrini has been keen to state how he and his players have been able to progress to the Champions League semi-finals while also focusing on the Premier League.
After the opening match in Seattle, a 1-0 victoverover Club América in which Rooney played as a central striker but failed to score, the Liverpudlian was keen to state the case.
But activists are keen to state the difference: they face discrimination due to biological differences, and intersex people can be heterosexual, or same-sex attracted, or might transition, just like anyone else.
But he was keen to state that the Premiership side have not ruled out staying at the site and have spoken to council leaders about re-developing the ground, which holds 10,000 spectators.
I'm trying to find out which drugs are the worst for your dick, and he's keen to state that there's been very little research done in this area.
Speak to Celtic and Rangers fans about their links to St Pauli and Hamburg, say, and they are keen to state that not only does their own respective mutual affinity go back further, but that it's also more intense and genuine.
