Whatever the appetite for bike share, Ms. Sadik-Khan has long argued that cycling infrastructure must be built in advance of demand as a way to encourage riding.
Yet the broad scope gives diners the opportunity to create a meal by selecting from large and small plates, from choices that include shrimp cocktail, burgers, lamb chops and roast duck — whatever suits the appetite of the moment.
On 22 July, the Finsbury Park mosque, in north London – of Abu Hamza fame – got a letter out of the blue telling it that the bank was going to close its account because it was no longer within its "risk appetite", whatever that is supposed to mean.
Top with cheese, bell pepper and Italian seasoning -- or whatever whets your appetite.
But though lovely, The Avalanche is yesterday's news and ultimately stands at a crossroads: gazing back at the greatness of Illinoise, while simultaneously whetting the appetite for whatever the exceptional Stevens dreams up next.
'[He] had this insatiable appetite for whatever it was - whether it was writing, whether it was drugs, whether it was sex, or adulation.' The cause of this emptiness could be attributable to any number of factors.
The scope of Ocean's listening is broad, seemingly more representative of a voracious appetite for whatever sounds good to him than whatever is cool to everyone else.
Cultural greed is demonstrated in a society's rapacious appetite for whatever is available (lumber, food, clothing, luxuries), its wastefulness and its tendency to stockpile.
And at the end of the day, if you can get comfortable with the intended outcome, whatever your portfolio, whatever your appetite is for risk, or appetite for strategy, you have to understand whether or not a manager net of fees is delivering that to you.
His goal is to build a resource guide (to books, films, news reports and more) for students of any age eager to smooth the human transition from spike (the last 200 years, both in terms of numbers and resource appetites) to whatever comes next.
