Sentence examples for becoming increasingly eager from inspiring English sources

America in the 1980s was becoming increasingly eager to right past wrongs, so Mr Hayward's well-timed efforts hit the jackpot.

The Assad government and the opposition may not be able to agree in Geneva, but the outside powers which support them are becoming increasingly eager to bring the conflict to an end.

Regina says that the studios are becoming increasingly eager to keep online fans happy by releasing promotional footage early and giving them snippets of information as the hype for releases builds.

Smartphones with high-speed data plans and video cameras are becoming increasingly commonplace, and many users are eager to turn their phones into handheld recording studios, even at the cost of video quality.

Mr. Blair was thought to be eager to keep the euro debate out of the election campaign, particularly since surveys suggest that Britons are becoming increasingly skeptical about the euro and even about membership in the European Union.

Fishing is becoming increasingly important.

Work is becoming increasingly distributed.

Some are becoming increasingly vocal.

This is becoming increasingly difficult.

Advertisers are becoming increasingly pushy.

LEDs are becoming increasingly affordable.