Sentence examples for interested in consolidating from inspiring English sources

Henry was more interested in consolidating his own political power than in spreading Christianity.

Borrowers interested in consolidating should first contact the current holder of their loans.

The new president is apparently more interested in consolidating his personal power than in democratizing public affairs.

He was more interested in consolidating peace, but he felt pressured when the vacancy came," a former aide said.

But Morsi proved more interested in consolidating the Brotherhood's grip on government rather than governing himself, and he drove Egypt into a dead end — so dead that Egyptians took to the streets on June 30 and virtually begged the military to oust Morsi.

But now, six months later, Xi appears to be more of a Putin than a Mikhail Gorbachev, behaving like a leader more interested in consolidating his power and ensuring the survival of an authoritarian system than in adopting significant political reforms.

A governor so interested in budgetary matters and experienced in consolidating elections to save money might have known this, though Mr Christie admitted he did not.Many believe the governor's scheduling is an effort to avoid sharing a ballot with Cory Booker, who is expected to be the Democratic nominee in the Senate race.

The occupation is highly unfortunate, but if Mr. Kristof is looking for someone to blame, he should look at 60 years of a failed Palestinian leadership that has been more interested in personal gain and consolidating power than improving the lives of its people.

I agree with the premise that the media, which is controlled by a handful of major corporations, is far more interested in making money and consolidating power than fulfilling its responsibility to inform the electorate.

Be interested in their interests.

Interested in another perspective?