Sentence examples for necessarily keen from inspiring English sources

"I know the Government is not necessarily keen," he said.

Thus, PLMs are not necessarily keen on supporting quick-to-market and mass-customization.

The Chinese are not necessarily keen to import all of its neighbours' products, however.

And investors aren't necessarily keen on their prospects.

Empirical work examining the attitudes of German and UK GPs about their involvement in research has revealed that even when GPs felt that research was important, they were not necessarily keen to be involved and some did not view this as part of their role [ 26, 30].

Mobile was still getting bigger and bigger, and networks - having spent a gigantic £22bn on 3G licenses back at the turn of the century - were finally getting ready to launch their own high speed mobile data networks - but they weren't necessarily too keen on the idea.

"It wasn't necessarily a keen interest in foreign policy.

As a result, the government began the demobilisation process before the war was even over, and when it had finally come to an end, the government was necessarily very keen for the demobilisation process to be completed as quickly as possible.

As a result, he concluded: "I'm keen on a coalition, not necessarily military, but politically".

Holman isn't keen.

PSG are also keen.