Sentence examples for keen to consider from inspiring English sources

Burns told the Senate foreign relations committee that a no-fly zone could have "an important, positive, practical" effect, though Washington was still keen to consider other measures.

Route 53 also provides us with the possibility of using round robin/blue-green deployment, something we are keen to consider at some point.

The firms are particularly keen to send out a message to candidates who went to non-traditional universities that they are keen to consider them.

A positive feedback is needed between science and policy, the former being encouraged to overcome the analytical, modern approach; the latter being keen to consider the long term humankind-sensitive interest above the national interests.

However, the consortium is keen to consider as many different operating platforms as possible.

While Harbinger/Firebrand is believed to be keen to consider asset sales, the recent plunge in newspaper valuations and the importance that the company assigns to New England Sports Ventures could create friction between company management and the new board members (see "New York Times CEO Red Sox A Good Investmentt") Spirited boardroom debate probably wouldn't be a bad thing.

If so, I heartily agree and my only quibble is why, even with Britain's rising life expectancy, for which Matt Hancock is doubtless keen to take credit, he considered that assertion worth the time it took to express.

Key dates Mid-1980s Saudis keen to upgrade defences; consider French and US-made systems as well as British.

Interviewees keen to obtain a recording had considered asking for permission, yet had acted covertly due to a fear of being denied permission.

But they all seem keen to try.

Fyodorov was also keen to succeed Gerashchenko.