Sentence examples for cases more interested from inspiring English sources

Those leaders were disorganized, riven by clan differences and, in many cases, more interested in leading a comfortable and lucrative life in Quetta than in spearheading a dangerous opposition against the Taliban.

She finally dropped the case, probably more interested in gaining knowledge of her brother than anything else.

HIGH-TECH WEAPONRY -- The American forces, in any case, were more interested in the hunt for Osama bin Laden than in the fate of the lost warriors of Kunduz.

In other words, the Times and the Post - two heroes of the Ellsberg case - seemed more interested in making the case against Manning (and sticking up for his betrayer) than in taking the side of a whistleblower who had put his future and his freedom on the line to inform the American people how the Iraq (and Afghan) wars are being fought.

But in many cases they are more interested in their paycheck and the big bureaucracy than they are taking care of the children".

In most cases, we are more interested in the terminal moieties as epitopes, which should not be affected by this strategy.

In any case, I'm more interested in the likely adult reaction to "Planet Earth".

Mr. Bush has sought to use education to bolster his case for being more interested in results than in ideology on issues of concern to swing voters, especially women and suburbanites.

In the years since "Mama's Gun," Badu has grown less interested in establishing her independence which no one, in any case, could doubt and more interested in finding ways to connect.

Just in case we're more interested in actual fairness and less with public grandstanding, let's be committed to the truth.

In all these cases, the intruders seemed more interested in snooping than in sabotage, though they could return, with more sinister intentions.