Sentence examples for interested in assuming from inspiring English sources

But the soft-spoken Tuck, who has grown weary of talking about the topic, does not seem interested in assuming a speaking role.

But he had also said he was not interested in assuming the leadership himself.

As Idle mulled the site's contents, he continued to receive e-mail messages from other Dysson members, including one asking if he would be interested in assuming some of Reikert's responsibilities.

"We want to attract post-doctoral students who are interested in assuming leadership roles in health care delivery, research and education," said Patrick Calhoun, Ph.D., professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and core investigator with the Mid-Atlantic Mental Illness Research, Education and Clinical Center.

About 1 in 4 PTs agreed that they were interested in assuming advanced practice roles (being a certified arthritis therapist = 28.9%, being a PT specialized in rheumatology = 23.3%, being a PT practitioner = 20.9%).

This result which is consistent with prior evaluations of leadership development interventions for IM faculty is important because many healthcare systems desperately need more qualified physician leaders and managers who are interested in assuming formal leadership and management roles [ 1, 8, 41, 45].

At their old building, plenty of friends were interested in assuming the super's position, even though the rent for the apartment rose to $1,000.

They trust her, and aren't super interested in details, assuming she makes curfew and maintains her resume.

Although the existence of the insertions that we are interested in is assumed to be fixed within the human population, sequence mutations have occurred within these insertions.

"Most of us interested in water conservation assumed that drip irrigation was a big-time water conserver," says water resources economist Frank Ward of New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.

We should be more interested in solving problems than assuming nothing can change, or moping about how hard things are, how unfair it is that blacks and other racial minorities are sometimes treated differently.