Sentence examples for desires to keep from inspiring English sources

John Kirby, declined to comment on the meetings, saying "the chairman desires to keep these meetings private and therefore it would be inappropriate to discuss any details".

Can the virtuosity of persuasion – that's marketing – keep pace with the productive growth, can it be efficient enough in persuading ourselves to produce new desires to keep the specialised economy running while we're getting more efficient at doing the basic stuff, ie the most essential goods like food and housing needed for subsistence.

Somehow we teachers must overcome our troubling concerns and apprehensions – whether they involve parental conflicts with accompanying media and legal backlashes, principals' well-meaning desires to keep parent school peace by misguidedly pressuring science teachers to use less effective pedagogy, or any other of the variety of concerns and apprehensions that exist.

The narrow front-nose section on the cars is a response to new rules that dictate a lower nose, and teams' desires to keep the front of the car as clean as possible to enable them to allow more air to flow under the car, increasing downforce.

For Glee second season, Murphy confirmed plans to cast a Christian character on the show, expressing desires to keep Glee a "show about inclusiveness".

Recognizing this, General Mills sponsored a video game conference last year in Los Angeles -- promoting and fueling our childhood desires to keep eating junk food as adults.

Willis's desire to keep pitching is understandable.

I had no desire to keep the baby.

We have no desire to keep the product from kids".

Then there is her desire to keep skating.

The desire to keep winning has kept other billionaires involved in the investing business far longer.