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eager

[ee-ger] / ˈi gər /


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India already has some major strengths including "technology diffusion, eager talent pool and cheap labour", and dedicated efforts can help startups pivot to artificial intelligence, he said.

From Barron's

Pahlavi has also criticized some of his more eager supporters, saying a democratic system is better equipped to accommodate political differences.

From The Wall Street Journal

I often talk about retiring, but my company is eager to retain me because of the 45 years of knowledge and experience I bring.

From MarketWatch

It falls awkwardly between an ink-black comedy, in which everyone is wicked so murder can be treated with a wink, and a plucky, grounded story of an eager youth making steady progress.

From The Wall Street Journal

The streaming giant had pitched the movies to potential licensees more than a year before its release, but few were eager to go all in on an untested, original animated franchise.

From The Wall Street Journal