Sentence examples for least eager from inspiring English sources

Polls suggest that people are at least eager for the idea of saving energy to be raised before companies start drilling where the caribou run.

But the bonuses were announced in the days leading up the public meeting, when bitter shareholders were least eager to hear it.

Germany has previously been seen as one of the countries least eager to impose wider sanctions on Russia, but the issue is likely to be discussed at the next meeting of EU heads of state in Brussels on 20 October.

But they provide evidence that more members of Donald Trump's Presidential campaign, the foreign-policy adviser George Papadopoulos and at least one of his superiors, were at the very least eager to collude with the Russian government.

The release was picked up by Engadget, and says that in the UK at least, eager buyers will be able to get at the new Android smartphone instantly, instead of having to wait a few weeks or months to order the latest gadget, as is typically the case.

Out of everyone, the least eager to talk about the war against the Islamic State was democratic socialist and Clinton opponent Bernie Sanders.

Even fully clothed, there are those who aren't ready, at least not eager, for their close-ups.

Mr. Wilders will have to at least seem eager to join the government to show his supporters they had not wasted their votes.

Deresiewicz suggests that someone who grew up poor should be at least as eager to turn down the lucrative consulting job and take a risky road as anybody else.

Malaysia and South Korea are also rumoured to be in the market for debt, and in sharp contrast to some rich-world issues, the buyers are likely to be at least as eager as the sellers.Nor is investor enthusiasm confined to Asia.

Although "Bounce" may be the premiere that critics and out-of-towners are awaiting most impatiently, locals are at least as eager to see a new work by Studs Terkel, the social commentator and beloved Chicago curmudgeon.