Sentence examples for interested in causing from inspiring English sources

That information may be important for fire departments and the police, cities say, but could also be useful to anyone interested in causing trouble.

David Bentley looked more interested in causing a ruck, while Scott Dann was caught and cut by Rob Hulse's stray arm, but Millwall conjured up the majority of the openings.

I'm not going to name any names, but there are quite a few of our leaders who seem more interested in causing unconscionable delays to the process rather than exhibiting true leadership.

Mostly, though, I wasn't interested in causing that kind of problem.

Xenophon of the NXT party said his party was not interested in causing "maximum mayhem".

At the same time, key balance of power senator Nick Xenophon, said his party was not interested in causing "maximum mayhem" in the parliament, whether the Coalition held a slim majority or formed a minority government.

Other stakeholders emphasised that the research bias towards basic science meant that there was 'not a lot about what actually helps' and that research failed to speak to the reality of their lives in the here-and-now (parent: 'You know that's all researchers are interested in, what causes it, what causes it? Doesn't say much for the kids that have already got it, does it?').

Businesses interested in cause marketing can change that.

Alice W. Flaherty, a neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and the author of "The Midnight Disease: The Drive to Write, Writer's Block and the Creative Brain," wouldn't go so far as to label writer's block an illness, but she's interested in what causes it.

With multiple donations donors are saying – I am really interested in your cause – but we do nothing about it".

All we get are investors interested in noble causes.