Intellect is rightly prized, as is a wide-ranging appetite for different sounds.
As a pioneer lexicographer and amateur taxonomist with a wide-ranging appetite for new concepts, Johnson would probably have saluted Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything (Doubleday), if only for its audacity and wit.
Power ranges The appetite for nuclear power varies strongly from country to country.
In its range, learning and appetite for fun, Bernard Kalb, the former CBS reporter and Mr. Karnow's friend since Vietnam, told The Associated Press in 2009, the memoir was vintage Karnow.
American consumers have lost much of their astonishing appetite for goods ranging from clothes to iPods to computers.
His range of interests, his appetite for life, was astonishing.
With a choice of providers, savers could opt for different prize ranges, depending on their appetite for risk.
Retail experts report it is now the fastest growing vegetable oil in the UK, with supermarkets expanding their ranges to meet shoppers' appetite for a cheaper, healthier alternative to olive oil.
Investors showed an appetite for a range of stocks, including defensive picks — like utilities and health care companies — and financial firms and technology companies.
That success prompted JLR to open its first factory in China last year in a £1bn joint venture with state-owned carmaker Chery to capitalise on the burgeoning appetite for its range of 4x4s, luxury saloons and sports cars.
What can government do about that?A hundred flowersSoaring unemployment in America has created an appetite for a range of policy ideas that would have been dismissed only a few years ago.
