gung-ho

Very few countries in the world are so gung-ho about going to war as the US is.

I'm gung-ho about security as much as you but the truth is that users hardly stop using a service after data breaches.

Even the most gung-ho C# pusher at Microsoft would also ask what benefit porting it would give.

That's precisely so many countries are gung-ho about creating their own, in-state services...so they're the ones with uniquely easy access.

If you're gung-ho about exploration for its own sake, there are also plenty of hidden bits and pieces everywhere that aren't necessarily collectibles.

Do they even know that the drones are a threat to anything or are you just gung-ho on shooting anything you don't like?

It's not up to the pilots and spotters, no matter how gung-ho they may be(many aren't at all, unlike what is portrayed in the article).

As someone who is gung-ho and hopeful about Rust, but an outsider, I would also like to see that measured, well-argued article.

But matter how gung-ho you are about the sharing economy or how much faith you have in the market, you should at least fear that potential outcome.

Staffed by slightly pissed off, gung-ho young Americans.

Uber have been very very gung-ho about how much their drivers make so I would claim that they do in fact promise a career.

Perhaps I went a bit too gung-ho with my POV.

But I think they need more than a "machine learning made easy!" app and a gung-ho attitude.

Because, even by the "Hang them by the neck until they are dead" gung-ho standards, you generally have to be convicted of something before being punished for it.

A bit of dis couragement, or at least, something that most people who are gung-ho about encouraging people in, in, in to coding would consider discouragement but perhaps also could just be called "realism", could well have saved this person a lot of pain and suffering.