用“appetite for”造句大全，appetite for造句

"The appetite for the most crazy deals is down," says Jonathan Guise of Blenheim Advisors, a debt-financing consultancy for private-equity firms.

The generals may be hoping that the ex-president's trial will assuage revolutionary grievances, build up support for normalcy and reduce the country's appetite for street demonstrations.

No one is claiming all the sects love each other but there is no history of sectarian strife in Syria and little appetite for it now.

Regardless, the cause of the failure wasn't Lehman's misguided attempt to beautify its books. It was its excessive appetite for debt, and the risk tolerance of its creditors, for years before.

Though he opposed it at first, McKinley brought the country to war with Spain in 1898 as Pulitzer and Hearst's "yellow journalism" juiced the nation's appetite for a fight.

At the moment she had no appetite for gossip.

That is the stuff of fantasy: there is no appetite for such a system in grumpy, uncivic Britain.

There is strong appetite for bank loans, suggesting that the investment slowdown is caused more by the unwillingness of Banks to lend, rather than any lack of investment appetite in corporate China.

Their appetite for similar internal capabilities was whetted by exposure to an open data interface that was easy to use and self-directed.

The products have been developed in a decade when interest rates have been low, the appetite for risk high and liquidity ample.

But whether it was a failure to inherit this capacity, or that the unfavourable environment of which I have told proved the stronger, my appetite for milk was grievously wanting.

The appetite for gold arises partly from the paltry, uncertain returns from more conventional investments.

For now, most people have even less appetite for protests than they did in 1998, when rouble devaluation and debt default caused millions to lose their savings.

Meat from the hunts is available in Japanese supermarkets and restaurants, although appetite for what is now a delicacy is fading.

But Ms Bachelet may have overestimated Chileans' appetite for change.

My hunch is that PR is merely a counterweight to the media's strong, commercially driven appetite for bad news.

When he eventually turned against them, they found new proxies and in 1996 invaded themselves, driven by fear of the génocidaires, a lust for revenge and a growing appetite for diamonds.

You also can choose from an array of strike prices and expiration dates depending on your appetite for risk.

America's economy is so large, and foreign appetite for greenbacks so voracious, that it seems inconceivable that it could suffer a fate similar to that of Portugal or Greece.

Yet many think the court's institutional independence will in time whet its appetite for a fight, adding to the checks and balances that restrain executive power.

Gao says his daughter was a healthy baby, with a very healthy appetite for powdered milk.

This is a recipe for disaster, as it will create a new appetite for increased spending and yet another powerful interest group to oppose deficit-reduction measures.