Sentence examples for more keen for from inspiring English sources

Remember, apart from Mrs Brown, there is hardly anyone in Westminster more keen for the prime minister to survive than David Cameron.

East Anglia, the West Midlands, and Yorkshire and the Humber are the areas where people are more keen for the UK to leave the EU.

Emerging markets will be more keen for "phablets," the hybrid devices that look either like strangely large phones, or small tablets.

Hodgson will now be even more keen for Hart to show he has rediscovered some of that lost confidence during what could be a busy 90 minutes against Germany.

It puts its share of the British government's spending on consultancy at less than 2%.Nevertheless, top-notch firms that have worked predominantly for the private sector are ever more keen to pitch for government business, particularly since they now believe it can be eased into their existing organisations.

Consumers apparently are more keen to paying for music downloads: 49% said they would hand over cash for tracks.

The older people seem to be more keen to vote for the future of the country".

When I started my journey I was more keen to win for me, I was eager to prove myself; now I'm here to win for others.

While some millennial members of the movement support Sanders' bid for the presidency, the Vermont senator is still struggling to build momentum among older black voters who, so far, are more keen to vote for his opponent Hillary Clinton.

Dawson would welcome the potential arrival of Emmanuel Adebayor from Manchester City, with the England international more keen than Van der Vaart for new blood.

This is likely the result of the fact that more enterprise applications make their way to those devices, and its owner are more keen on spending money for tools that help them to do their jobs more efficiently.