Sentence examples for a considerable desire from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, these results reflect a considerable desire for a dramatic shift in attitude," Civic Exchange said in its report.

"It might be just my impression, but there seemed to be a considerable desire for peace and the crowd expressed that".

To create a truly professional Mac laptop, for which a considerable desire had been expressed, the powerful G5 chip was just too hard to cool effectively.

His talent seemed outweighed by a lack of business skill and by a considerable desire to enjoy life, particularly at night.

As indicated in a sampling of opinion among top cor porate executives, there is now a considerable desire see the Administration take a larger further step that would allow American companies to engage in direct, peaceful trade with the Chinese.

But none the less the need to mediate if not satiate the American public's considerable desire for revenge demands that the White House provides some evidence for public consumption that they are doing something to respond to the assault.

Mr Gale added: "It is clear that there is a considerable government desire to see Manston continue as an operating airport in the national interest".

During the rule of both the Commonwealth and the Protectorate, there was considerable desire for law reform.

During the rule of both the Commonwealth and the succeeding Protectorate, there was considerable desire for law reform.

Indeed, it seems entirely possible that these contrarian aspects of "The Wind Done Gone" played a considerable role in the desire of the Mitchell trusts to squash its publication.

A few weeks later, the same factions formed the Transitional Government of National Unity (GUNT), kept together to a considerable extent by the common desire to see Libya out of Chad.