Sentence examples for widespread eagerness from inspiring English sources

The consultation leading up to our sports strategy found a widespread eagerness for more coverage of smaller sports and women's sport.

Among the Democratic base, the widespread eagerness to put Obama on a very high pedestal is emblematic of a depoliticized culture.

The vote reflects what's been apparent for months around the country: While there's widespread eagerness to raise the minimum wage, not all cities are ready to hike it as high as $15, the number being advocated by many labor groups and activists.

At the United Nations, such sentiment is widespread and accentuated by the eagerness of Mr. Bush's most hawkish aides to suggest the futility of further weapons inspections in Iraq -- and by some of Mr. Bush's own hotter past oratory.

Because the budget situation is so dire, he said, there is widespread consensus on campus — even some eagerness — about making changes.

In its eagerness to modernize, the Ben Ali regime encouraged widespread access to satellite television and the Internet.

He believes that like many innovations, it will be the eagerness of young consumers that will lead to widespread take up.

But so is the widespread skepticism about the official version of Hagel's departure, including Republicans' eagerness to make hay of it.

Given the widespread revulsion at ISIS's murderous tactics, and the group's apparent eagerness to bait the United States and its allies, the public is eager to see it destroyed.

This explains the government's eagerness to push ahead with the Chinese bauxite-mining project, despite widespread criticism from scientists and generals (as well as bloggers).

Add to this the authorities' eagerness not to repeat the mistakes they made in Northern Ireland, where widespread internment without trial inflamed Catholic sentiment, by appearing to target Muslim men.Across the European Union, there is broad agreement that the 15 member states need to co-operate in preparing for a chemical or biological attack, but little progress has been made.