Sentence examples for more interested if from inspiring English sources

"We are interested now, and we'd be more interested if it was slightly tweaked".

There are a lot of average citizens who aren't interested in politics, and would be more interested if it's brought to them in a comedic, funny, satirical way".

Ken Berger, Charity Navigator's chief executive, said, however, that donors might be more interested if more information were available.

"Audiences will be more interested if they know that Gigi Berry does the makeup for Julianne Moore or that William Whatley is best known for advising Destiny's Child".

Children might be more interested if the board also lists rewards for doing chores, Ms. Labrot writes in her patent application.

She believes that students will be more interested if they are shown Germany's multicultural society, and has produced teaching materials that examine the contributions of diverse groups to modern Germany.

He's more interested in if this is right move for him, career-wise.

I have to admit you lost me at "nucleators --and it's finucleators --anderested inucleators --andsitle, given the technology we have.

Hearing big Brahms for reduced strings had its purposes, reminding us of a composer more interested in clear if acerbic part writing than in the grand, smothering effect.

"The markets will now be more interested in seeing if inflation comes down in coming months due to cooling down of food prices," said Dinesh Thakkar, chairman and managing director of Angel Broking in Mumbai.

Forty-five percent of surge voters and 47percentt of single women said they'd be more interested in voting if the question was on the ballot.