“keen on”造句，怎麼用keen on造句

Environmentalists are keen on degradable materials.

I'm not very keen on fish, but prawn.

Consumer protection groups are not keen on cancelling restrictions on telephone companies.

As I am not keen on creating foam by hands , I rarely use clearing foam.

A I'm not so keen on the fighting, like judo and boxing.

to be keen on gaining petty advantages; to have a strong desire for gains

Having discovered how volatile markets can be, Banks will be less keen on trading in the future.

Since the clever boy realizes that he himself is keen on physics, he makes a decision to study.

The ISP then gets a cut when someone clicks on an ad, which is why ISPs are so keen on the technology.

Other countries put more emphasis on preschool education. New Zealand and the Nordic countries are particularly keen on getting women back to work and children into kindergartens.

My father wasn't too keen on the idea of being back in the rat race, but I assured him that this time it would be nothing like that.

YOUNG voters, especially left-leaning ones, are keen on Greenland’s new prime minister, Kuupik Kleist: they swept him to power in June.

The new cultivation target is necessary, which is on the basis of culture ideas of both "educating people" and "Champion", keen on football career, focused on sport and other spirit.

Drinkers have got keener on the more expensive stuff (made from malted barley and generally matured for at least ten years) and less keen on grain and blended whiskies (usually kept for three).

Unconventional swords play centers on an emperor who is very keen on playing chess, but not good at it at all, and a group of lovely swordsmen who experience bloodshed and death every moment.

The very fact that utilities and their customers, tree-huggers and industrialists alike are all keen on it hints at the many different ends to which it can be turned.

According to his agent, Franck Ribery is still very keen on joining Arsenal, but is more likely to join at the end of the season rather than in the January transfer window.

I'm keen on classical architecture.

He is also keen on devolution.

Haier is keen on Sanyo's energy-efficient refrigeration technology.

The jury is keen on justifying the judicial decision on juvenile delinquency in junk markets.

The smell of police dogs is especially keen on the traces left by criminals.

In this way we shall be keen on practising economy, instead of trying to start too many undertakings at once.

Jany, which insists on the spirit of professional group, rigorous management, uninterrupted exceeding, learns widely from others' strong points and is keen on reform.

Plus, since everyone in the audience will be singing along, this song is a natural choice for singers who aren't totally keen on soloing.

This time we have to insist on having it finished within a time limit, the way people hand in their examination papers; otherwise the persons concerned cannot be considered keen on the job.

The world is so keen on jokes that, perhaps one day, you will find that you are walking and running, where you are, or where you are walking, but there is no way to go.

Now Xiangzi knew the history of this rickshaw and wasn't too keen on buying it. There were plenty of rickshaws for sale, why choose this one which had a jinx on it, bought at the price of a daughter and sold because of the murder of a wife?

I'm not too keen on jazz.

Like other Swiss Banks, UBS is not keen on having assassins as customers.

Chinese firms are characterized as taking a trial and error approach. Chinese entrepreneurs are very keen on learning.

The Rossoneri have eyed Massimo Oddo for their defensive department, but are also keen on signing a midfielder who could eventually replace Andrea Pirlo in his role.

He adds that east Europeans, keen on NATO's security umbrella, will never trust joint European defence as long as they have lingering suspicions that it is a French scheme to weaken NATO.

It turns out President Obama is particularly keen on scallops.

History tells us that the sector that led the last rally rarely repeats. But here's one sector that financial advisers are keen on for the next rally.

He is very keen on playing hockey.

Rossi, who attended Harvard law school in the 1950s and wrote a book on American bankruptcy law, made his name as a corporate lawyer keen on market rules and their enforcement.

Mr Diamond seems less keen on this exact split - "let's not get hung up on precise Numbers," he says.