But the keenest borrowers in Africa are also feckless spenders.
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So far, firms from elsewhere in Asia have been keenest.
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But the people keenest on Brexit are the West's enemies.
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This sort of "hard Brexit" is favoured by the keenest Brexiteers.
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One of Weigel's keenest points is that dating culture isn't dead.
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The British and French are likely the keenest on a Romney pick.
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In practice, Britons are among Europe's keenest wreckers of free-trade deals.
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Many of Mr Corbyn's keenest fans are as old as he is.
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MCENANY: But this President has the keenest -- GOOLSBEE: Just pass the budget.
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As some of its keenest proponents concede, this transition will bring painful costs.
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Alliance members are among the keenest proponents of free trade in the Americas.
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It was lived on the keenest of knife edges, from first to last.
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It is within this context of total presentism that he finds the keenest pleasure.
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Most important, says Mr Sánchez, it is younger voters who are keenest on independence.
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Fasting for an entire month is arduous, and I wasn't always the keenest participant.
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The keenest participants in the Thaipusam festival prepare with days of fasting, prayer and austere living.
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Labour owes its apparent resurgence to the young, who are its keenest fans but the laziest voters.
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Hard-core Brexiteers in the Tories and Mr Corbyn's keenest supporters in Labour merrily stoke these feelings.
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He was the man most gracious and fair-minded / Kindest to his people and keenest to win fame.
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"The NBA has always been keenest of the (North American) leagues to get to this point," said Boland.
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Despite growing friction between their nationalist governments and Brussels, Poles and Hungarians remain among the keenest EU citizens.
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She oversaw a bewildering array of tasks that demanded the keenest insight into human nature, needs and foibles.
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But vehicles play a big part, and it is to this source that the keenest attention is now being paid.
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Latin American builders were the keenest because prospects for the construction sector in the rest of the region were dim.
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Consultancies and investment banks, historically the keenest MBA recruiters, claim their appetite for holders of elite degrees has not diminished.
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An American, she was one of the keenest and most eloquent interpreters of Canada for its neighbor to the south.
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Sometimes, fan-made videos are so good that they can trick even the keenest of eyes, and that's what happened here.
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The Chinese are keenest of all, reflecting a strong aversion to births out of wedlock, for both cultural and practical reasons.
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Paris has been the keenest supporter of the tax, which French President Emmanuel Macron has put at the top of his agenda.
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Reforming governments who replace authoritarian or despotic ones tend to be keenest to tackle torture, often confronting their own army or police.
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The politician who is keenest on roaring like a lion is Gavin Williamson, the defence secretary, who spent his early career selling fireplaces.
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The keenest gamers, known as "whales" (a term coined by casinos to describe high-rolling customers), can spend thousands of dollars a year.
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"No Voice" ends: Scarecrow, genius, major minor artist and the keenest critic of your brief day: it's no faux pas to want to stay.
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It was his damn-your-eyes style, as much as any policy proposal, that chimed with the anti-establishment sentiment of his keenest supporters.
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The keenest is a group of behaviors called self-injury, or SI. SI is just what it sounds like: purposeful injury of the self.
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Catholics from southern India are now among the keenest venerators of the shrine of the Virgin Mary in Walsingham, an ancient English pilgrimage site.
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In short, it will require President Trump's keenest salesmanship to explain why cutting taxes and simplifying the tax code are urgent priorities right now.
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But it's the demographic shift, combined with the potential for another 2008-like crash, that seems to worry the keenest market-watchers the most.
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The keenest proponents of an Anglophone EU are not Brits or Americans but Joachim Gauck, Germany's former president, and Mario Monti, Italy's former prime minister.
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But with Monarch, Britain's fifth-biggest carrier, which went bust in October, creditors were keenest to claim slices of airspace at particular times of day.
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It's a battle of wits between one man and one beast: a test of which can command the greatest cunning, the keenest senses, the highest skill.
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That inner world, a ceaselessly seething caldron of past and future, actual and counterfactual, is the theater for our most intense pleasures and our keenest pains.
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Fortunately, inside the faux cherrywood console in front of us, we had immediate access to the keenest and most successful cable news minds in the country.
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Its keenest romantic impulse has less to do with Nick and Rachel's rather pedestrian love story than with the allure of endless luxury and dynastic authority.
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Watching a movie and dissecting it scene by scene afterward with my sisters is one of my keenest pleasures, one I took for granted in childhood.
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Because it is back there in my childhood and youth when I go to all those things that made me that live keenest in my memory now.
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Outside the life insurance sector, insurers are usually keenest to offload books of business where claims may still be have to be paid years after an event.
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Outside the life insurance sector, insurers are usually keenest to offload books of business where claims may still be have to be paid years after an event.
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Media friendly to the ruling CPP claim that the opposition was keenest to have Mr Ley out of the way, a suggestion his friends say is preposterous.
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Defying the whip to rescue a Tory prime minister when an election is looming is a challenge even for those Labour MPs keenest to get Brexit done.
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Starting in 1997 as an intern at the Williamstown Theater Festival, he said, he had the weakest drawings skills and keenest ambition of any of his peers.
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The founders of a company will almost always have the keenest insight into the corporate culture because they've been a part of the team since its inception.
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Often the areas keenest to take on new powers are those with entrenched, well organised local politicians—and often this means they are dominated by one-party politics.
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Realism had superseded romance in philosophy, and the keenest intellectuals now styled themselves as "cerebralistic materialists"—devotees of the idea that life ends when the brain's activity does.
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When it began to operate, in 2002, African leaders were among its keenest backers, mindful of recent horrors in such places as Rwanda, Congo and South Africa under apartheid.
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"Dilly Dilly," for 11 dancers, is to seven folk songs as recorded charmingly by Burl Ives; my keenest pleasure came from listening to Ives's effortless legato, diction and calm.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Of all the people charting Tiger Woods's progress as he tries to find his way back to the winner's circle, Patrick Reed possesses perhaps the keenest perspective.
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But then came "Rasputin," a tepid hour of emoting and flailing (padded out with an intermission) that must have left even Mr. Polunin's keenest supporters feeling something was missing.
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And insurers had long recognised that their customers might be the best judges of what risks they faced, and that those keenest to buy insurance were probably the riskiest bets.
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In effectively licensing innovation rather than merely tolerating it, and in transforming the papacy's keenest defenders into wary critics, it promises to heighten the church's contradictions rather than contain them.
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Only the keenest and perhaps most cynical observer of Russian propaganda might have thought at the time that the general's prediction of a chemical attack would actually come to pass.
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Critic's Notebook Among the Italian filmmakers who achieved international prominence in the decades after World War II, Luchino Visconti possessed perhaps the sharpest historical insight and the keenest literary appetite.
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Services, particularly banking and related professions like accountancy, are among the exports that Britain is keenest to tout, says Shanker Singham, a trade economist at the Legatum Institute, a think-tank.
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But that is because African governments, mindful of the horrors of apartheid and the genocide in Rwanda, have been keenest to sign up to the court and have actively initiated cases.
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The ubiquity of digital-payment systems helps to run seamless services for China's burgeoning middle-classes, who are among the keenest in the world to try the latest gadgets and apps.
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Of all the rigors she faced in her work overseas, it was a domestic undertaking that, for the voluble Ms. Kelly, very likely proved the keenest test of her spiritual commitment.
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The Pacific Alliance countries are among the keenest proponents of free trade in the Americas, and at the ministers' meeting on Friday, Chile, Colombia and Peru gave their backing to Mexico.
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Another eerie conjunction belongs to February 20th, which delivered to the White House, on two occurrences a century apart, some of the keenest joy and deepest sorrow to enter the building.
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The city's keenest vertical-transportation enthusiast may be Patrick Carr, who has spent sixty-one years in the elevator trade—as a repairman, a manufacturer, a consultant, and an expert witness.
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Unsurprisingly, some of the keenest insight comes from Chris Ware, another chronicler of cartoon melancholy, who trains his expert eye on Schulz's craft, the spatial and rhythmic decisions that create his effects.
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Of those who have prompted presidential speculation, Mr. Cuomo seems the keenest to quickly broaden his appeal since the election, and is perhaps the most road-tested in political warfare and theatrics.
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In a bid to salvage the plan, France - the keenest supporter of the tax - agreed in December with Germany, the largest economy in the bloc, to limit its scope only to digital advertising.
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The study, which was conducted in 13 European countries, the United States and Australia, also found that in many places where cash is most used, people are among the keenest to ditch it.
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Ronan may be the keenest, subtlest, smartest actress under 30 working in movies today, and while Mr. Howle's is a less familiar face, it is one of those faces you can't stop observing.
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Ms. Ronan may be the keenest, subtlest, smartest actress under 30 working in movies today, and while Mr. Howle's is a less familiar face, it is one of those faces you can't stop observing.
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But warnings that this may be the last chance for reunification are not idle: it is older Cypriots, who can directly recall the violence and rancour of the past, who are keenest on a deal.
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MPs also commented widely on the irony that it should be Brexiteers, who campaigned most fiercely to take power back from Brussels to Westminster, who now seem keenest to trammel Parliament's role in the process.
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According to a newspaper seen in episode 1, authorities believe Veidt to be dead after a years-long, worldwide search: But the keenest of viewers — and comic book readers — know that this isn't completely true.
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To convince customers that it is acting in their best interests, it must do more than sell products that are affordable, or even at the keenest rates: it must sell them what they actually need.
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Alliance members are among the keenest proponents of free trade in the Americas and have backed Mexico after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement and tightened immigration controls.
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Simply put, Reznor possess one of the keenest minds when it comes to how fans consume digital music, and that kind of knowhow is exactly what Apple Music needs to stand out from the pack.
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Northern Norway is the most densely populated area but Russia, which accounts for half of the Arctic coastline and has a fleet of nuclear submarines based at Murmansk, is the country keenest to extend its influence.
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Again and again, a reader of Andrew's history finds that the countries with the keenest spies, the most thorough decryptions of enemy code, and the best flow of intelligence about their opponents have the most confounding fates.
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Worker's Party supporters say that many of those keenest to end Rousseff's presidency are themselves being investigated for far greater crimes — including the now suspended Speaker of Brazil's Lower House, Eduardo Cunha, himself accused of major financial corruption.
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In the Brexit referendum, the parts of the country with the most foreign-born residents voted most heavily to remain; it was those areas that had seen the fastest increase in foreigners that were among the keenest to leave.
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But now that all the keenest upgraders have the full set of discrete features on their devices, research is showing that people are holding on to their phones longer simply because they're mostly satisfied with what they already have.
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Some of this memoir's keenest pleasures come from a series of portraits that demonstrate how the author's most profound associations and friendships have been with women, whether Nina Bourne or Nora Ephron or the British literary agent Deborah Rogers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Businesses will face a cost of up to 20 billion pounds ($27 billion) a year to comply with the customs arrangement favoured by the keenest Brexit supporters within the cabinet, Britain's most senior tax official said on Wednesday.
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If you've ever browsed the astrological corners of the internet, you've already seen some of the keenest and best trained astro-thinkers create their own impressions of the signs-as-ordinary-things in posts tagged as #zodiacaesthetics on Tumblr and Instagram.
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In fact, perhaps the keenest-eyed industry analyst alive, Matthew Ball, former head of strategy at Amazon Studios, argues that Netflix has so transcended Hollywood that its real competition is another, and surprising, entity entirely: Fortnite is Netflix's most threatening competitor.
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Argentinians were the keenest to retire soon, according to HSBC, with 78 percent hoping to retire within the next five years, compared with 77 percent of French people, 75 percent of Chinese and U.K. people and 72 percent of Americans.
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In his newest novel, "Miss Jane," Watson's facility with upending expectations and upsetting the lines between all sorts of categories — good and bad, normal and abnormal, pride and shame, love and hate — is at its keenest and applied most carefully.
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The keenest critics of how the internet shapes culture, writers like Sherry Turkle, are often hopeful that with time and experience we will learn better management strategies, which keep the virtual in its place before too many real goods are lost.
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Commenting on the report, Sandy Morris, Jefferies aviation equity analyst, said in a note Wednesday that CFM would be "keenest" to power the 797 and might push forward a derivative of its GE9X engine, currently used to power Boeing's 777X.
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Export-oriented Germany, which has been the keenest to avoid a trade conflict, described the EU leaders' proposals as a first step and forecast intensive contact with Washington in the next nine days to find a deal acceptable to both sides.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Clutching her rosary in one hand and voting card in the other, 102-year-old Lydia Gathoni, a clear contender for Kenya's keenest voter, queued through the night to ensure she was first in line to cast her ballot on Tuesday.
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" Santopietro saves his keenest observation for the final pages of "Why 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Matters," in which he acknowledges the power of nostalgia: "The continued heartfelt response to 'Mockingbird' now seems inextricably tied up in Harper Lee's ability to underscore a sense of community sorely lacking today.
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Paradoxically, here in India, the keenest opposition to these newer methods of birth control — ones seen in the West as empowering women to control their fertility — has come from some women's activist groups that distrust the safety of these methods and believe that profit-hungry Western pharmaceutical companies are pushing them.
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In a strange turnaround, the people in Quebec keenest on preserving Christian symbols like prominent crosses may turn out to be non-religious cultural nationalists, Meanwhile, some of those few whose remain devout are uncomfortable about the cross, ultimately a symbol of self-sacrifice, being used as a talisman of lingering cultural power.
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Ever since he settled into his new duties this summer, the imperative to use, where possible, the full name (and above all, keep the reference to Jesus Christ) has been one of the keenest concerns of Russell Nelson, the 94-year-old president of the body of 16m believers that most people still call the Mormons.
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Not long before leaving the White House, Benjamin Rhodes said that the Obama Administration was convinced that Putin had gone into an "offensive mode beyond what he sees as his sphere of influence," setting out to encourage the "breakup" of the European Union, destabilize NATO , and unnerve the object of his keenest resentment—the United States.
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