Sentence examples for interest in stepping from inspiring English sources

Some in the peace camp argue that the more turbulent the region becomes, the more Israel has an interest in stepping out of the storm.

It has not been a good move for Governor Pataki, who has shown his own interest in stepping onto the national stage.

Jeff Stark, who made a short documentary about Grub called "First the Dishes, Then the Revolution," said the dinners brought together people from varied backgrounds with a shared interest in stepping outside mainstream consumer culture.

None have shown any interest in stepping down, though Randall L. Kennedy, a liberal Harvard Law professor, argued last year that Justices Ginsburg and Breyer should quit so Mr. Obama could name younger like-minded replacements.

Mr. Ramirez has long indicated his interest in stepping down as chairman of the Bronx Democratic organization, alluding to it when he left his seat in the Assembly two years ago.

Ikea has won grudging acceptance from some of its detractors, who admit, somewhat sheepishly, that the feared blue box has brought perks enjoyed even by those who have no interest in stepping into the store.

This focus on pure-dance invention in "Sleeping Beauty" might come as a surprise; his critics have often accused him of a lack of interest in steps.

From the list retrieved for the gene of interest in step 1, we culled the SNVs that occur in genes annotated to the most specific functional term (that is, the term containing the fewest genes).

The chain-growth reaction of macromolecular monomers, such as acrylated PEG and hyaluronan, is commonly used to form hydrogels, but there is growing interest in step-growth photopolymerizations, such as the thiol ene "click" reaction, as an alternative.

"I have no interest in ever stepping onto a sailboat," he said.

We are interested in steps of the module's base clock C0, which is not explicitly declared.