Sentence examples for less keen for from inspiring English sources

But as Nepal modernizes and changes, Ms. Whitaker noted, parents are less keen for their daughters to become goddesses.

When Miranda swiftly rejects Adam's notion of "regret for the life we didn't have together," the sharpness of that loss is no less keen for being denied.

While some believe, uncharitably, that there is no limit to Johnson's shamelessness, it appears he is less keen for his TV audience to scrutinise the schedules the following week.

Mr Iakovou is backed both by the communists, who are less keen for Cyprus to join the EU, and by a hardline nationalist party that is unlikely to want to accommodate the Turks.

Being a suspicious type, this made me wonder whether there might be a real story in the report – from the Department of Work and Pensions last November – that the government was much less keen for us to hear about.

Although the Russian army is keen to show the damage inflicted by the Georgians, it is less keen for foreign journalists to see Georgian villages torched and looted by the South Ossetian militia and Russian irregulars.Yet the evidence of ethnic cleansing of Georgians is obvious.

If your new circumstances qualify you for this pot of money you're in good shape; competition for these awards is less keen than it is for awards for which everyone qualifies.

Super-confident MBAs are much less keen to work for consultants than they were a few years ago, and working for the public sector is also unfashionable.Consulting firms have been turning to new sources PhD students, the military and (in the burgeoning health-care business) doctors.

TURKEY LESS KEEN TO FIGHT FOR MOSUL; Calmer Attitude Now Prevails at Angora -- Decision Is Expected to Be Peaceful.

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Customers are keen to get their goods the next day, but less keen on paying for postage, which trims profit margins.Whereas Boden has fought shy of capital-intensive shop openings, the Cath Kidston clothes and accessories label, which sells traditional prints on everything from gazebos to mobile-phone covers, is expanding stores after being bought by a private-equity company.