Sentence examples for appetite exists from inspiring English sources

"And as long as that appetite exists, we'll be there".

Arguably, some of our political parties do well off division, and hence no appetite exists.

Maybe the appetite exists – GVC share prices fell only 2% on Monday – but it would be a brave Bwin board that switched its recommendation away from 888 at this point.

Julian Brown, a director at advisory JLT Employee Benefits, says the appetite exists within the investment community – including pension funds – to back more infrastructure projects, including roads and railways.

The surprising success of backlist titles such as Stoner by John Williams and Austin Wright's novel Tony & Susan, recently made into the film Nocturnal Animals, gave the developers confidence that an appetite exists for a digital outlet that can recommend books beyond the handful of titles given prominence elsewhere.

With an ethnic diaspora supplying new waves of canny Mom & Pop operators in much of the developed world, the field has not been clear even where the appetite exists.

Berlusconi, however, believed that appetites existed to be stoked and sated, and he imported both American entertainment and the advertising environment that supported it.

Just as attention is being paid to developing content to use for brand storytelling, an appetite also exists for corporate storytelling.

STUC general secretary Grahame Smith said: "The referendum campaign showed the appetite that exists in Scotland for tackling poverty, for fairer wages and against austerity.

And, the right niche can allow you to launch a product that is so new and unusual, it is hard to know what appetite might exist.

As long as our voracious appetite for drugs exists, it will be met by someone, somewhere.