Sentence examples for appetite for bringing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps prosecutors are playing to the crowd; maybe there simply is no appetite for bringing down white megaheroes.

The last time they slowed to this extent was in the mid-1990s, when there was greater appetite for bringing the rich low.

For one thing, the appetite for bringing another high-profile case has probably been diminished by the Goldman news, as well as Thursday's approval in Congress of an overhaul of the nation's financial regulations.

Whatever the merits of this idea (it has many; though from a fiscal point of view, it is risky), politicians show no appetite for bringing promised pension benefits and future revenues into balance.

Obama is scheduled to give a major address tomorrow outlining in more detail his plans for Guantánamo, but it's already clear that Congress has little appetite for bringing detainees to US soil, even if the inmates would be held in maximum-security prisons.

Butt credits television presenter Professor Brian Cox for bringing new interest to science subjects and creating an appetite for titles such as All About Space.

Colleagues said Dr. McCormick brought a phenomenal appetite for work to the task, demanding long hours and concrete results from his staff.

"Ben will bring a massive appetite for work and an enormous amount of enthusiasm with him, in both a playing and mentoring capacity," said Betts.

Taylor catered to Mississippians' hearty appetite for political pork, bringing home federal dollars for the Pascagoula shipyard, and for the state port in Gulfport.

The buzzard's robust health – and its appetite for pheasants – has brought the protected bird of prey into the sights of the shooting industry.

It is because we are a plural, changing and sometimes fragmented society that there is a growing popular appetite for things that bring us together.