Sentence examples for ever more interested from inspiring English sources

I'm finding myself ever more interested in an inner, quiet, clean and tight sort of prose.

As a result, the defense officials said, Riyadh is growing ever more interested in help from the United States to modernize its weapons systems.

Venture capitalists in America are becoming ever more interested in the humble razor, and the multi-billion dollar personal grooming market of which it is part.

As pesky consumers become ever more interested in the provenance of their food, McDonald's realises that its path lies with introducing organic milk as standard for tea and coffee, thus making them potentially responsible for consuming 5% of the UK's entire organic milk output.

Here's another quote from the press release from Mozilla: "Operators, OEMs, and developers are growing ever more interested in the emergence of a truly viable alternative mobile platform that offers them new economic opportunities independent of today's incumbents," said John Jackson, IDC's research vice president.

Walking tours, including self-guided walks, are enjoying a resurgence in popularity, attracting ever more travelers interested in exploring their destination in a slow, no-tech fashion: on foot.

It is clear that after The World and the Individual Royce was ever more deeply interested in logic and mathematics.

But Barker, as ever, is far more interested in the flexibility of language than in simple, straightforward definitions.

"It certainly causes us to be more interested than ever in speaking to Mr. Kopp," said Inspector Keith McKaskill of the Winnipeg Police Department, a spokesman for the Canada-United States task force investigating the five shootings.

But more than ever Tesla investors seem more interested in hard financial results than visions of the future.

It may even make things worse, by spurring a culture of conflict between shareholders and managers and incentivizing the latter to become ever more mercenary and self-interested.