Sentence examples for nowadays keen from inspiring English sources

Though long protectionist, Brazil's industrialists are nowadays keen to seek new markets.

Foreign liberals might regret the lack of political idealism of China's young, but the average Beijing student is nowadays probably keener to set up his own company or find a job with Goldman Sachs than to go on hunger strike for democracy.

Health care systems, which are nowadays increasingly keen to directly support research, are interested in overcoming the translational blocks and to facilitate a quicker return of their investment in terms of information that would help selecting the more effective and cost effective interventions so that quality and appropriateness can be maximised [ 2- 4].

Voters nowadays are not very keen on Mr Koizumi.

Nowadays those keenest on the idea are either wanting to slow down some aspects of integration, like Germany, or to reverse it, like Britain.

Nowadays the laws protecting tenants make landlords much less keen to let rooms cheaply to poor strangers.A second, perhaps surprising, reason is that many young southerners feel overqualified for the lowlier jobs on offer up north.

Nowadays the close-up is on a more businesslike Mr. Putin, shirt on, necktie tightened but still keen on theatrics.

PSG are also keen.

Holman isn't keen.

A little too keen.

Are the lenders keen?