Sentence examples for keen to practice from inspiring English sources

This is practicable, and individual radiographers are experienced, keen to practice, and are already doing so in some breast screening units.

Later, we spilled out of Tiger Tiger keen to practice what we had learned.

Amin said there's a new generation of young Egyptian writers, who didn't grow up with repression and learning to self-censor as a matter of course, that are keen to practice good journalism.

Even though the young are not keen to practice cultural practice, they have no choice but to follow since they live with their family and especially when the bonding as part of extended family is strong.

There is always an eclectic mix of beginners and improvers, keen to learn and to practice and sometimes apprehensive.

The Department of Health, keen to back good practice in this field, has funded a range of volunteering projects across health and social care.

Kokab was also struggling and her reports to us suggested that she was so keen to establish her practice that she put herself in potentially dangerous situations, such as accepting a ride from two unknown men at night to provide services in a nearby nomadic tent settlement.

Retailers and their suppliers are none too keen to discuss these practices, either.

One study reported the benefit of being taught in primary care, learning from cases not available in the hospital [ 24]. "Just from other students, it seems to be the people who've had some really good GPs as supervisors, they're keen to do general practice"[ 16] (Australia).

They told us they would be "keen to investigate any relevant cases of alleged poor standards or distribution practice".

But they all seem keen to try.