Sentence examples for interests in solving from inspiring English sources

Fearing that the reforms had run their course, Genovesi's students in and out of government Giuseppe Maria Galanti, Francesco Longano, Traiano Odazzi, and the Grimaldi brothers, Domenico and Francesco Antonio pursued his interests in solving economic and agricultural problems.

We're trying to work out some interesting problems that a kid might be interested in solving.

He was just interested in solving problems".

Today, unfortunately the Japanese government, which is very nationalistic, has no interest in solving this issue.

We took the risk to see if America was interested in solving the problems".

But hedge fund managers have no interest in solving Puerto Rico's social problems; they simply have an interest in making money – a lot of money – off of them.

So far, the administration appears to have received little in return for its expressions of regret and interest in solving the crisis quickly.

With the launch of the app we wanted to see whether or not crossword fans would be interested in solving crosswords on a mobile device.

Kierkegaard had little interest in solving the metaphysical problem of evil: he focused on the human condition and the existential task of Christian faith.

But he displayed little interest in solving it, saying vaguely that it required a "scientific solution" — which he could not define.

The expectations of Iraqis were falling on the council members' heads, and Doweich believed that, at levels well above Prior, American officials had no interest in solving problems.