Sentence examples for undoubtedly eager from inspiring English sources

Like many bankers, Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan, is undoubtedly eager to move past the mortgage crisis.

(And, it should be noted, NFL.com has been covering the Hernandez case comprehensively, though the league is undoubtedly eager to be talking about almost anything else).

The Boston Red Sox are undoubtedly eager to get the injured Carl Crawford back into their lineup, but according to at least one statistic, they may not want to rush.

Those days are long gone: after losing a lawsuit two decades ago over its "hot pants" uniform, Southwest's attendants tend now towards neatly pressed unisex khakis.Indeed, Hooters has been attacked by regulators and private lawyers for its restaurant hiring practices (namely, its refusal in the face of all common sense to let men, undoubtedly eager for the job, become Hooters Girls).

Mr. Ford, who has moved up the river, is undoubtedly eager to sell the home before Pfizer closes its sprawling research campus nearby, causing property values to fall -- at least more than they already have because of layoffs at Ford and General Motors.

FIFA would undoubtedly be eager to take the tournament to the world's largest market.

This signaled that fresh groups undoubtedly are eager to game the next elections.

But she will undoubtedly have an eager audience of television news reporters grateful for a live picture.

Undoubtedly, Saddam Hussein is eager to procure weapons of mass destruction, including a nuclear bomb, and to dominate the Persian Gulf region.

Some, fresh to New York, have also undoubtedly peered through the station windows, eager for their first on-the-ground glimpse of the city they have traveled to see.

That Education Secretary Rod Paige is a Christian eager to declare his fervor publicly is undoubtedly a source of personal strength to him.