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eagerness

[ee-ger-nis] / ˈi gər nɪs /


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The lesson is straightforward, says Workhelix Chief Executive James Milin: Willingness to experiment, not the business role, is the most important factor determining workers’ eagerness to adopt AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

Klein said the stock’s momentum reflects eagerness among investors to buy the dip in optical-component manufacturers.

From MarketWatch

“With its decision in September to suspend ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ from its lineup, Nexstar signaled its eagerness to concede editorial independence to gain the administration’s approval of this multibillion-dollar deal,” Wood added.

From MarketWatch

Looking back, she reckons the eagerness to grasp those opportunities was a reaction to her childhood.

From BBC

But Hubbard said he felt Maverick’s eagerness to live.

From Los Angeles Times