Sentence examples for developing an appetite from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harr's book, Professor Grossman said, arrived just when legal educators were developing an appetite for something like it.

That's because he initially approached the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) starting with the "M" and ending with the "S" — developing an appetite for math before realizing a second love for biology.

As The Massacre introduces in the duke of Guise a figure unscrupulously avid for power, so in the younger Mortimer of Edward II Marlowe shows a man developing an appetite for power and increasingly corrupted as power comes to him.

As a rule of thumb, a country starts developing an appetite for luxury goods when the average output per person reaches $5,000 to $7,000 a year, the prosperity in Japan at the end of the 1970s, when Louis Vuitton entered the Asian market.

While the Soviets and Cubans have been turning away from military to diplomatic solutions in Angola, many in Washington are developing an appetite for a good fight in Angola.

He had been developing an appetite-suppressing drug based on hoodia in a joint venture with Pfizer, the largest drugs firm in the world.

An outsider in a Wasp enclave, Kazan developed an appetite for revenge and its corollary, vindictive triumph.

Just look at its acquisition of Motorola, or its development of Google Glass, and you see that the company increasingly has developed an appetite for making things.

Europe, too, developed an appetite.

Tang developed an appetite for the classics.

And so predators have developed an appetite for close encounters.