Sentence examples for have appetite for from inspiring English sources

"But should we protect the spies?" It is not clear who will be held to account; few believe that an interim military government will have appetite for a truth-and-reconciliation commission.

"I'm doing it because it's important and it may just be that the British public still have appetite for change and a cold breath of fresh air," she told the Guardian.

"Public market investors do have appetite for the best companies".

Cash-strapped consumers still have appetite for the Mars family's nearly recession-proof products: chocolate (Snickers, M&Ms), pet food (Pedigree).

We believe India, China and Japan would be have appetite for this technology," LoopPay CMO Gregory Mann told at Consumer Electronics Show.

So to honor Paris, let's call girls who have appetites for their own desires something fun, too.

The Western media only has appetite for so much foreign news.

Ex-President says he is victim of a revenge plot but government has appetite for justice.

France and Germany have always had an appetite for symbolic collaborative projects.

Turner hasn't had much appetite for the tap dancing.

Glasgow has long had an appetite for destruction.