Sentence examples for considerable desire for 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".

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.

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.

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.

Most employees have a considerable desire and interest in customizing some or all of these key elements.

The same revolution that soon absorbed John Adams's considerable energies simultaneously liberated Abigail Adams's powerful desire for self-assertion.

With so many unpalatable choices ahead, there is still a considerable chance the British electorate will signal its desire for a more fundamental rethink of Brexit.

There is an irony here in the desire for such continuity in that Mr. Bernanke faced considerable opposition at his second confirmation in January 2010, some of it from Democratic senators.

His emphasis on the voluntary nature of some associations had considerable effect on pluralist theory, especially in Great Britain, where his increasing desire for national unity was overlooked.