Sentence examples for less keen than from inspiring English sources

Morrison sounds less keen than Turnbull one day later.

But he is no less keen than his Labour predecessors were on using the state to engineer desired outcomes.

The Germans are also in favour of a pan-European regulator, though they are less keen than the French.

Some people who are less keen than he is to spend more on aid may care just as much about poverty.

Once the haggling begins in earnest, the ceasefire may well be extended, though Hamas sounds less keen than the Israelis.In this section Will the ceasefire hold?

An Israeli government enraged by what it sees as Mr Obama's feebleness over Iran may be less keen than ever to oblige.

That figure would soar closer to 17% if Turkey were to join the EU but that, alas, is something that Europeans are far less keen on than Americans are.

So for the want of a decent ringbinder, the government was forced to bring forward plans to reintroduce grammar schools, a policy the education secretary, Justine Greening, is far less keen on than Theresa May.

This is interesting because the ambience of a restaurant is usually of greater importance to those with less keen tongues than it is for the supers, who zero in on the food.

Grandparents, too, are less keen on leaving than they were.

Her mother, however, is much less keen on Arya than Kit.