Sentence examples for serious appetite from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, there is no serious appetite for a new war in the Balkans, even among the most radical Serb nationalists.
Run as a musicians' collective, these contemporary music specialists have a serious appetite for off-the-wall projects.
Regarding the editorial "No plan for talks" (May 28): You are right to say that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has shown no serious appetite for compromises.
Whichever job he accepts, it seems safe to assume the former Manchester United captain will have a serious appetite for it.
Perhaps it was Said's tragedy that he should practise his craft as a great literary critic in an age which has had no patience with the subtleties of language, and no serious appetite for the nuances of a complicated idea.
But for investors with the right expertise and a serious appetite for risk, the credit crisis is shaping up as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to buy troubled real estate assets on the cheap.
For all but the most serious appetites, panchan eliminates the need for appetizers, but some are worth trying, like duk bok ki ($5.95), cylindrical rice cakes that are soft but pleasantly dense, served in a garlic and red pepper sauce that is slightly sweet but that before long sets the mouth aglow.
The signs before or at the time for diagnosis were severe thirst (n=17), serious urination (n=15), loss of BW (n=12), extremely good appetite (n=8), apathy (n=5), loss of appetite (n=3), and stress (n=2).
Older people often take multiple medications, but these can have a serious effect on appetite and nutrient absorption.
When I sat round the table with a number of stakeholders from the region last July, with the Conservative prime minister and chancellor and the Labour mayor of Liverpool, as well as the chief executives of Leeds and Manchester, the question I asked of them was: how serious is this appetite for devolution and how far can it go?
