Sentence examples for much more keen from inspiring English sources

He was much more keen to discuss recent adventures than anything having to do with his brand.

Yet the film flopped, suggesting that audiences aren't much more keen on middle-aged romance than producers.

Mr Wahid has replaced Mr Darusman with his justice minister, Baharudin Lopa, a man who is much more keen to go after the country's most corrupt officials.

Shelley would probably have been mildly miffed by its success; he was much more keen to fire up the public with his longer works.

Investors are not much more keen, fearing that they have second call on the mines' revenues.Randgold, however, one of the big six, has now ended this arrangement.

In Europe austerity has hardly led to economic revival; politicians there seem much more keen than economists on budget cuts.The authors offer some sensible suggestions for reforming the American tax code and removing the "licence Raj" that requires interior designers, for example, to undergo 2,190 hours of training in some states.

But it is about much more than keener savings rates and competitive mortgage deals, according to Mr Fieth, who said: "The benefit that building societies bring is the ability to think and work consistently for the long term.

It's obviously a great product to surf the web and since it's also sold with a fixed data plan, owners are much more experimental and keen to interact with advertisers.

As a performance artist she strikes me as fairly savvy and keen, much more so than Ms. Knowles, for instance.

I didn't think it was a good idea for him to carry on playing too much more though he was keen to".

But I'm not sure the poor will be keen on much more competition for jobs and flats in short supply.