Sentences with phrase «much keener»

Since, the land was not appreciating and there was no profit selling it, so other partners were not much keen in selling.

Furthermore, you need to lay stress on the fact about how you can be of utmost importance to the company and how much keen and enthusiastic you are to join the organization.

Although brought up in Dortmund and spending his whole career there, Grosskreutz is said to be a fan of Arsenal and the rumours are saying that he is much keener on moving to the Emirates than joining Louis van Gaal at Man United.

Steering feel is beefed up, performance is really strong and although it needs revs the GT Concept feels much keener than a Subaru BRZ / Toyota GT86.

anyway... i was talking to my mom about keen - wah and she said that apparently the people in bolivia (or someplace like that) whose staple food is keen - wah can hardly afford it anymore because the price has skyrocketed now that americans are eating so much keen - wah.

14:18 - Murdoch says he was much keener talking to politicians about Afghanistan.

Those in Welsh Labour who before the election thought their best plan was to avoid associating with the UK leader as far as possible are now much keener to get close to him.

Before I could start enjoying the entire services provided here, they verified my driving license and photo; this means they are very much keen at offering the best and genuine services to their members.

But everyone knows Arsenal fans are self - entitled bitches that are much keener on shooting themselves in the foot and complaining than actually supporting their team.

Subarus have always had a less pointy front - end response compared to sharper Mitsubishi Evos, but the new WRX STI feels much keener to dive into corners, reacting as soon as you move the wheel from the straight ahead.

It suggests she is much keener to embrace the topic than some of her predecessors - most notably Tony Blair, whose spin doctor Alastair Campbell once famously declared that «we don't do God».

Also it doesn't seem that the young were that much keener than anyone else:

Scientists now have much more information about faults both major and minor; just as significant, they have developed a much keener sense of how to proceed when data are lacking.

The weapons enthusiasts, however, are much keener on the small objects.

So far, the Hunger Games franchise has a much keener eye for casting than the Twilight films ever did.

If the group of 12 was much keener on Biology than the 15 are for Art, would this matter?

There's certainly a much keener sense of purpose when you climb in and clock the huge wing in the mirror and settle into a deeply bolstered seat.

That's particularly curious given its cousins from Smart are much keener to demonstrate their unusual layout; stranger still is that Renault Sport headed development of the performance versions from both marques, despite the Brabus badging on the Smarts.

It's not as comfortable as the Sport chassis, which could see it get a little tiresome in day - to - day scenarios, but it's a much keener and more predictable car at speed, and more involving to boot.

However Naoko, who was a much keener walker than me, wanted to learn more about it.

And they're much keener on getting you do stream or download music from Microsoft's servers, rather than letting you play your own tunes (although you can with the right combo of screen presses).

This explains why Amazon doesn't care much about Kindle hardware margins, and is much keener to strike deals with content providers than Apple is.

If I have other high potential buys crying out for funds, I will be that much keener.

Remember, a dog's sense of smell is much keener than ours, and so you must remove all traces of previous accidents.

Remember a dog's sense of smell is MUCH keener than ours and so we must remove all traces of previous accidents.

No cat lover would doubt that cats — whose senses are much keener than ours — suffer pain.

Where most designers gingerly lead the player while explaining every rule and backstory nugget in wearying detail, Miyazaki constantly withholds information, thereby provoking a much keener interest — which is then compounded by the fact that every enemy encounter is a life or death battle.

This happens because people (in general) are much keener on the political point scoring than they are in doing anything with the data.

Which is something like: «Our minds must be that much firmer, our hearts that much keener, our spirit must be that much greater, as our strength diminishes.»