Sentence examples for have less appetite from inspiring English sources

Some have less appetite for her intensity.

But American banks also have less appetite for risk.

Top-level footballers now have less appetite for being managed by Mourinho than they used to.

Orthodox economists have ascribed this simply to the fact that people have less appetite for risk than expected.

A mob might have less appetite for blood if its members are first somersaulted this way and that on an upside-down roller coaster ride.

Second, Russia may have less appetite for a prolonged intervention than is often assumed; it has already suffered losses and may suffer more.

At the same time, the military has less appetite for the latest fads, reducing the need for quick inventory turns.

He readily acknowledged that the Broadway of the 1990's had less appetite for old-fashioned, hummable musicals like his, and he is working on a new show intended for a Las Vegas casino, about a showgirl who moves there to "find her fortune".

And people had less appetite for their produce when the weather turned warmer.

In other words, maybe the patients had less appetite because they thought the procedure would decrease their appetite?

Twenty years on from the 1992 Earth Summit, it seems to be almost universally accepted that governments have less scope and less appetite for governing, and that much more influence (if not power) has flowed over to big business and capital markets.