Sentence examples for keen to reverse from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's move comes nearly a week after Donald Trump won his presidential bid, ushering in a transitional team stacked with climate change deniers and oil industry executives keen to reverse much of the last eight years' hard-forged environmental progress.

And not all Iranians are keen to reverse the birth-rate trend.

Pakistan's government is keen to reverse the mass migration, which is comparable to that triggered by the Rwandan genocide of 1994, because it has left limited resources severely strained.

Clerk Lynn Goya, who took over the Marriage License Bureau for Clark County (which covers Las Vegas) earlier this year, is keen to reverse this trend and rebrand Las Vegas as a "hip" place to get hitched.

Unemployment among Arabs nationwide is twice as high as among Jews; 66% of Arab children are deemed poor, compared with 24% of Jewish children.Few Jewish parties seem keen to reverse the trend; they largely avoid campaigning in Arab towns.

It is keen to reverse that trend, both for the sake of its own status and as part of a broader attempt by Sunni Muslim states to counter Shia Iran's regional influence.

The government, keen to encourage social mobility, is seeking to reverse this trend.

New ministers, keen to make their mark, will often rush to reverse the policies of their predecessors or implement reforms of their own even where the evidence base may be weak.

Fyodorov was also keen to succeed Gerashchenko.

But they all seem keen to try.

They weren't keen to talk.