Sentence examples for understood to be eager from inspiring English sources

David Moyes is yet to make a major signing since replacing Sir Alex Ferguson and is understood to be eager to bolster his midfield options, particularly now Paul Scholes has retired for good.

By the end of the 60's, the foundations of molecular biology were well understood, and Dr. Crick was eager to go to his next great question.

According to the aides, Obama said that, while he understood that Trump was eager to create potentially cataclysmic diplomatic crises around the world, tradition dictated that he wait until he is actually President to do so.

We can understand that Americans may be eager to put these dark chapters behind them, but it would be irresponsible for the nation and a new administration to ignore what has happened — and may still be happening in secret C.I.A. prisons that are not covered by the military's current ban on activities like waterboarding.

One can understand why Mr. Dante is eager to work with his childhood hero again.

I can understand that he's eager to avoid the charge of revelling in the behavior that he's deploring, but we might have enjoyed "Auto Focus" more if he had loosened his frozen objectivity and juiced up the material a little.

But, she added, she understood why its executives might be eager for growth.

They will be eager to try these new technologies and inclined to understand the new features and usage skills.

Be eager to help somebody.

I got to spend only three hours there (and came this close to buying a $39 leather wallet with an inset buffalo nickel), but I can understand why some locals are eager to see mining rise again.

But BBC Radio Derby understands that the Rams are eager to sign the pacy 29-year-old frontman from their fierce rivals.