Sentence examples for keenness to make from inspiring English sources

Hence his keenness to make the Berliner Sparkasse as attractive as possible to private buyers.

Some of the twists here redefine hairpin, and readers may feel, as I did, that in his keenness to make them work, Swanson doesn't always play fair.

Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Met, is known for his keenness to make opera more popular and has worked to open up a rather hidebound institution to a wider audience through television and video screenings and by bringing in famous filmmakers to direct operas or commissioning hot composers.

Though Iran's leaders make much of their citizens' keenness to have a fuel cycle, this keenness, ascertained through opinion polls of dubious methodology, is probably false.Enter Mr Rafsanjani, the best-known Iranian proponent of a "grand bargain" aimed at normalising relations and ending American sanctions.

In your keenness to get big American stars have you become too commercial?

The Palestinian groups that still practise terrorism, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, did not feature in the reports.Nonetheless, the impression remains that Syria has made one more gesture to prove its keenness to get to the negotiating table.

His keenness to work in astrobiology may also have helped convince the labs' directors, he thinks.

Make the most of any gaps in study or summer holidays to complete work placements, because that shows a keenness to get ahead and learn.

That isn't just limited to students, although they are a group that tends to have the most flexible schedules and a keenness to earn money.

Hence Apple's keenness to get a head-start.

There is evident keenness to get to the vote before too long.