Sentences with phrase «shows little appetite»

The public shows little appetite for films on this subject so far, but reviews for this (directed by Doug Liman) have been pretty strong.
By the same token, the evidence of a national will to bring in proportional representation is one thing — but it will be more willingly accepted, especially by a Conservative government that shows little appetite for reform, if this change to the British Constitution comes through evolution rather than revolution.
Also in Tuesday's interview, he showed little appetite for pressing investigations of his Democratic rival in the presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton.
It would have been easy for PSG to show little appetite for a domestic cup — even if it was against Monaco — after their latest Champions League setback, but they stayed hungry and punished the men from the principality.
Although democratically legitimated, Duterte has shown little appetite for due process, basic rights or restraint in waging his war against criminals and terrorists.
Despite the corruption convictions of two powerful Capitol figures, Sheldon Silver and Dean Skelos, their former colleagues have shown little appetite for reform.
But MTA board members showed little appetite for even biennial increases at their meeting Wednesday, talking instead about the prospect of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio agreeing to some form of congestion pricing or a so - called millionaire's tax.
But so far she has shown little appetite for grasping poisoned chalices long term.
Indeed, blue states have shown little appetite for implementing an economywide price on carbon, widely viewed by economists and policymakers as the most effective way to tackle carbon emissions.
Those battles have been elusive of late, as de Blasio has mostly declined to do combat with the charter sector, and Cuomo has shown little appetite for publicly pushing reforms.
The spry retriever began leaving kibble in her bowl and showing little appetite for food.
With political will running short before the midterm election, the Senate has shown little appetite for a broader, economy - wide climate change bill as passed by the House almost exactly one year ago.
Law firms have shown little appetite for Damage Based Agreements (contingency fees) since their introduction back in April 2013.
Consumers have shown little appetite for it.
The European Central Bank is working to identify any financial stability risk from digital currencies but banks so far seem to be showing little appetite to invest in Bitcoin, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Monday.
But Congress has shown little appetite for new gun regulations.

Not exact matches

According to Geist, Industry minister Maxime Bernier has thus far shown «little appetite» for inserting any such language into the Telecommunications Act.
If a middle - aged cat has decreased appetite or shows a little weight loss it's easy to say to ourselves that it could be due to old age.
I remember even scoffing a little in the 1960s at London's appetite for shows of the «tragic comedian», antidote to Picasso's vehemence or Matisse's fundamental coldness.
An exploration of coming to terms with aging while holding on to our ferocious appetites, this show exalts life's little insults that come with middle age, such as man's innocent dreams and aspirations to do good under the auspice of a superhero namesake.
«Whaling is cruel and unnecessary, and all of our studies have also shown there is little appetite for whale meat in Iceland or internationally.
Companies like Faraday Future are so eager to show off all the cool shit they're bringing to Vegas, they've even put together a little close - crop auto porn to whet our appetite.
Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, says the appetite for U.S. commercial real estate property was strong from foreigners last year and shows little signs of slowing in 2017.
Condo units in downtown cores remain attractive to young professionals, whose appetite for the live - work - play lifestyle shows little sign of abating.
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