Sentence examples for interested in stopping from inspiring English sources

The unspoken next sentence: special interests are usually more interested in stopping legislation than in generating it.

I was not interested in stopping.

Western policy makers interested in stopping mass crimes should not overlook tools that can work.

"I think the European countries are interested in stopping war and finding an alternative.

"They aren't interested in stopping child poverty – just stopping people talking about it".

"I'm not out to gag anybody," he said, "I'm interested in stopping anyone from disclosing information illegally".

"I'm going to go after what I think are the real problems, not the problems of the past, the problems of today, because what I'm interested in is stopping something like this from happening again," Mrs. Clinton said on the stump last year in Iowa, talking about the 2008 financial crisis.

The public were not excited by the language of democratic empowerment - they were much more interested in someone stopping kids creating mischief and local dogs turning pavements into obstacle courses.

As the marketing campaign suggests, Gwathmey was less interested in fitting in than in stopping people in their tracks.

Tamara flung the phone onto the bed and Margot scrambled for it, and there it was, what Tamara had written: "Hi im not interested in you stop textng me".

And if you are truly not interested in it, stop talking about it.