Sentence examples for interested in speed from inspiring English sources

But Obama, Alter says, was more interested in "speed than credit".

Computer buyers, like car buyers, tend to be more interested in speed than luggage space.

Mr. Geerken, who estimates the trip will take six weeks or so, underscores that he is not interested in speed records.

Many elite climbers, he said, are not interested in speed — records are often reported on an honor system and are hardly official — but he understands the draw to push boundaries.

Mr. Thain said that changes he had made to the exchange's electronic trading system, which will make it more attractive for investors interested in speed and anonymity to trade, put the exchange on an even level with its electronic counterparts.

The young tenor saxophone player in his band, Noah Preminger, works beautifully through chord changes, but he's also interested in speed and sound: split-tones and big Ben Webster-like notes that are three-quarters air and one-quarter music.

All of these challenges can certainly be handled on your own, however if you are interested in speeding up your growth and change that is where a good coach and mentor can really help.

Despite fears on both sides, violence in the watershed in the 1830s and 1840s was limited; "Indians seemed interested in speeding whites on their way, and whites were happy to get through the region without being attacked".

The bloodstock injury is interested only in speed.

He became interested in wind speed and invented a pressure-tube anemometer, the first device to measure both the velocity and direction of wind.

Employers will likely become more interested in the speed at which candidates can catch on rather than what they currently know.