Sentence examples for interested in sustaining from inspiring English sources
If you're spending your life doing cancer research, that becomes pointless, or if you're interested in sustaining any sort of tradition, that goes out the window.
Based on José Saramago's novel, but with nods to David Lynch and Kafka, this haunting, hallucinatory head-scratcher is more interested in sustaining an atmosphere of ominous dread than providing straight answers.
Accept the harsh reality that anyone you get involved with in real life may decide they aren't interested in sustaining that relationship, even if you are.
But the irony of any criticism directed their way is that they are really only interested in sustaining their inherently conflicted love affair with art, no matter how perilous the path to its actualization.
"We are interested in sustaining normal neighborly relationships".
This model emerged from an idea originally suggested early in the GK 12 program by a group of PIs interested in sustaining their in-classroom programs.
The implication of this is of great importance for anyone interested in sustained use of research-based instructional strategies (RBIS).
But what he is interested in is sustaining the fitness and white-hot concentration that have transformed him from a gifted yet unpredictable wild card into a lean and hungry trophy hunter.
In our study, we were particularly interested in understanding sustained 4°C cold acclimation for at least 4 wk (the conditions we have determined distinguish FR from FS lines based on freeze survival) and specifically we wished to understand the gene expression levels in the crown tissue, the most freeze resistant part of the plant [ 26, 27].
These interested parties play mutually reinforcing roles in sustaining the fiction that continuous profit growth is either possible or desirable.
In general, this staging of "Company," peopled with actors from television as well as the musical theater, was less interested in outstanding vocal performances than in sustaining dramatic credibility.
