Sentence examples for interested issues from inspiring English sources

Thinking that the informants might be unwilling to answer the open-ended questions in detail and that some issues might need further clarification, we decided to use a follow-up interview with a view to investigating the interested issues in more precision.

"We are more interested in issues and subject matters and projects that do work".

The report said she chose the topic "because she was interested in issues affecting children in Zimbabwe" and runs the Grace Mugabe Children's Home there.

But I'm interested in issues that are difficult.

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

She is also a freelance writer interested in issues that affect military families.

People are more interested in issues closer to home – homes, jobs, taxes.

"The foundation isn't interested in issues relating to Arkansas lawyers and legal services," he said.

She has also invested hours sending e-mail to organizations interested in issues like female clergy.

The Home Office is really only institutionally interested in issues such as crime, disorder and terrorism.

I'm quite interested in issues to do with the environment and economic development".