Sentence examples for interested in issues of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shulman said that with the economy ailing, "we're particularly interested in issues of losses".

Nader had been interested in issues of consumer safety since he was a law school student at Harvard University and the editor of the Harvard Law Record.

He wrote, "I'm interested in issues of class, race and labor, and so out of general curiosity, I wanted to ask these workers about their jobs".

"Coming from the culture that I do, I'm especially interested in issues of the earth and the sky and how to bring them into the architecture.

We're mainly interested in issues of cultural representation, how things are represented to the public, and what's the ideology and the subtext to how something is being represented".

Mr. Zuckerman is interested in issues of global economy more than Fast Company's articles, which are aimed at the Internet entrepreneur and technology manager.

Far from being interested only in issues of civil rights, African-American judges have written crucial decisions in areas as wide-ranging as criminal justice, maritime law and intellectual property.

Through implementation, interaction between the wider community and the group may be increased, knowledge about the group may spread, and more people may become interested and involved in issues of perinatal health.

A lot of them were interested in issues around education, of being able to go to school and having to work to achieve certain goals.

He is interested in issues concerning the intersectionality of race, class and gender, as well topics related to urban art and culture.

Joffe got the impression of "someone with a very shallow mind, who's not interested in issues other than the personalities of the top people, no interest in social forces, political trends, etc".