Sentence examples for develop a stronger interest from inspiring English sources

Bitter social, moral and cultural conflict has driven up turnout: as voters become more ideological, they develop a stronger interest in the outcome of elections, and a greater likelihood of going to the polls on election day.

"There is no evidence that the Chinese will follow the Japanese and develop a strong interest in Western art," agrees Colin Sheaf, the Asia chairman of Bonhams, a British auctioneer.

The people who look at the world and try to figure it out, and for teachers to encourage them and the parents to encourage them, that's part of the curiosity which is necessary in order to develop a strong interest in science.

I had begun to develop a strong interest in Greek civilization back in middle school days.

For instance, students who found careers in primary care appealing at entry into medical school may develop a strong interest in highly specialized health care during their training, which depends on technology that is usually not available in underserved areas.

However, it is also plausible that SLPs who were exposed to research through participation in a structured research activity subsequently developed a stronger interest in research related tasks.

In her new role, she developed a strong interest in newborn and infant development, and later said that working with neonates was a very suitable field, because she could meet all the needs of her own four small children at home and work on her newborn research at night.

David early developed a strong interest in natural history.

Mr. Winter had lost weight, moved to New York and developed a strong interest in art.

Britten developed a strong interest in building institutions to foster music in England.

For several years Tim developed a strong interest in spacial additive synthesis.