Sentence examples for keen study from inspiring English sources

His accomplishments in portraiture are especially significant and reveal his keen study of Western techniques.

Thanks to Bernard's keen study of flight schedules and the efficiency of his grumbling Gallic housekeeper, Berthe (Ms. Baranski), his three mistresses have no inkling of one another's existences.

During the great transition from sail to steam and big gun, keen study by naval tacticians throughout the world developed the sound tactics that were finally practiced in World War I. War against trade is the war of an inferior navy that cannot compete for command of the sea but that, instead, dispatches raiders to deny the enemy its free use.

From that period, knowledge grew steadily as physicians relied on scientific observation, rejecting the prejudices and superstitions of previous eras, and conducted fastidious and keen studies of the physiology, anatomy, and pathology of the heart and blood vessels.

But Mr. Monk takes a needlessly mechanistic approach to a man who has seemed much more interestingly human in other, keener studies.

In Britain, plenty of students are keen to study business, but economics is seen as something of a dead end, unless studied and practised in America.

However, if you are keen to study a highly practical course, it's best to look at degree programmes such as journalism or film production.

From Kingswood school, Bath, he went to the LSE keen to study economics and accountancy in order to follow after his father in becoming a businessman.

Income from tourists keen to study its social and economic model or savour its Maoist revivalism is probably a main lifeline.

Students are especially keen to study issues like inequality, the role of ethics and fairness in economics (as opposed to the prevailing focus on profit maximisation), and the economic consequences of climate change.

Those keen to study in London, attracted not only by the entertainment and nightlife but also by the wealth of academic resources and close promixity to employers, may have previously ruled out universities in regional cities such as Liverpool.