Sentence examples for clear appetite for from inspiring English sources

They may struggle to attract an attendance of 28,254 every week but the queues to enter the stadium seemed to indicate a clear appetite for another Premiership side in the Midlands.

Allen said: "The public have a clear appetite for modernisation, so we welcome the government's promise to take the courts from a paper-based system to a digital one.

Though nationalists may take issue with this portrayal of history, there is a clear appetite for the show directed by Anthony Neilson, whose Wonderful World of Dissocia was a previous hit for the controversial company.

Joshua Mahony, market analyst at IG, said: European markets have a clear appetite for risk this morning, as rising energy prices and a dovish Fed outlook help negate any threat from a potential Brexit in 16 days' time.

The Rugby Football Union will be suitably encouraged by the clear appetite for more top-level international union north of Hounslow but none of us will ever know how rich the legacy of this World Cup would have been had the team fulfilled its part of the bargain.

Daisy-Rose Srblin, author of the report, said: "Contrary to the political status quo, we found a clear appetite for taxation at levels which are low, but not low at all costs – taxpayers understand that they must pay in to sustain desired levels of public services.

Industrial action is being considered or pursued in some branches, but we do not believe there is a clear appetite among Prospect members for national strike action".

For all that, there is a clear appetite to export further afield: 32% of FSB members currently either export or import.

Ek believes that Spotify can be the company to bridge that current sales reality (20 million albums) and the clear public appetite for more and more Gaga (those 1 billion YT views).

"At present, leisure space travel is in its infancy, but the history of the travel industry shows that when there exists a clear public appetite for a destination or experience, a combination of technological and entrepreneurial know-how will make it happen," says Victoria Bacon, head of communications for the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta).

The message that the country has sent its new leader is clear: there is appetite for a politics of anti-austerity; this is a Canada that believes in the rights of all of its citizens and residents.