Sentence examples for less eager for from inspiring English sources

But Washington and Madrid seemed less eager for combat than Hearst.

China is viewed as far less eager for its Asian neighbors to acquire permanent membership in the Council.

But she is less eager for a repeat of last summer's boat ride, despite the adventure on the boat she told her mother was a yacht.

Mr. Donaldson's efforts are complicated because he has a split commission, with the other two Republican members less eager for change than the two Democrats.

While Mr. Murphy was the outside man, happy to be the public face of the company, Mr. Burke thrived as the inside man, the cost-conscious manager much less eager for publicity.

But consumers -- many of whom have complained for years about climbing ticket prices and Ticketmaster service charges -- may be less eager for the next phase of Ticketmaster's Internet evolution.

Moreover, a law like that makes adults far less eager to volunteer for schools, scout troops, or any activity with kids involved, because they have to undergo (and pay for) the background check first.

Trent, 13 (vanilla), is a little less eager to open up, for he is the veteran, having starred in the London production of "Billy" for several months.

Perhaps unfairly, it leaves the impression that under Mr. Hurd the company was less eager to pay up for 3Par, but that with the penny-pinching boss gone, more spendthrift voices are being heard.

For someone less eager to cook, "I thought it was a good buy".

The governor has been less eager to advertise his support for Trump in recent weeks.