Sentence examples for notably keen from inspiring English sources

In terms of Shetland, they weren't notably keen on devolution in the first place, so it is no great surprise that they are not exactly giving a resounding endorsement to the concept of independence.

Mr Blair and his wife, Cherie Booth, were notably keen to preserve their privacy during their time in Downing Street.

Wipro has worked for years with Thames Water; TCS is part of a consortium that has just signed up to sort out some National Health Service IT; Infosys is to help improve a BT system for getting its men-in-the-field to the right place at the right time.British firms are notably keener on offshoring than are those in other EU countries.

Yet in the same period, in New York's fiercely competitive newspaper market, the tiny Sun and the tabloid New York Post each notably keener than the Times on the war in Iraq have enjoyed strong growth.In the past year of business scandals, the Times has not shied away from making tough calls, including criticising a lack of accountability of bosses for corporate failures.

More importantly, his supporters are notably less keen to defend him.

At the sharp end are Western-funded education and advocacy groups, notably those keen on post-war reconciliation or those that point out flaws in the government of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

But despite Burtin's many important achievements — most notably his keen visualizations of scientific concepts in both print and three-dimensional media — he is not as widely appreciated today as others in his generational circle, even though he earned many prestigious design jobs.

As shadow culture secretary, Hunt was notably hawkish on the BBC, keen on a deregulatory regime for commercial television, while showing a real dislike of a public subsidy for local TV news pilots and, along with other senior Tories, Ofcom's policy-making power.

Even by the standards of a notably media-keen family, this marks a high level of exposure, and seems to confirm Boris's confession to reporter Michael Cockerell in tonight's documentary that he and his siblings are fiercely competitive with each other.

He says the Lions management were not keen on him remaining involved with Wales but that they were persuaded there would be benefits, notably that Gatland would get an opportunity to assess the Australian team ahead of the 2013 tour.

Holman isn't keen.