Sentence examples for developing more of a from inspiring English sources

Brian [O'Driscoll] is developing more of a kicking game as is Geordan [Murphy].

The company is staking its future on investors' developing more of a global view and diversifying away from American stocks, Mr. Costas said.

"The area is developing more of a fashion identity," said Faith H. Consolo, vice chairwoman of Garrick-Aug Store Leasing, a retail brokerage.

It was his first experience acting, and in some way he is developing more of a relationship with his father through portraying him at a young age.

Given that the traditional rule by force is proving unable to adapt to this new climate, perhaps Assad should look into gradually developing more of a rule by consensus.

"They've got to figure out how to do the deeper dive and bring people along with them," he said, by developing more of a conversation with the audience and becoming a "multimedia information experience.

"These investors could envision Bitcoin reaching that price with the help of time and younger consumers developing more of an affinity with virtual currencies, specifically Bitcoin," adds Brown.

And because you now know what it really means, you may be developing more of an aversion than an affinity.

His wound developed more of a matte sheen.

In Rose's absence, Joakim Noah developed more of a leadership role and Jimmy Butler flourished.

After that first success, Bike Batman developed more of a formal routine.