Sentence examples for expanded appetite from inspiring English sources

"You become euphoric, delusional, you have less need for sleep, you have racing thoughts, an expanded appetite for risk, and less stringent requirements in the risk and reward trade-off," said Coates.

The chains are likely to find an expanding appetite for roughage as the population ages, said Peter Oakes, an analyst at Merrill Lynch in New York.

Fup by Jim Dodge (1983) Belligerent 99-year-old whisky-swilling Jake Santee and his adopted gentle giant of a son Tiny are joined by mallard duck Fup, whose rambunctious personality is matched only by his expanding appetite.

The country has a huge and expanding appetite for electricity, but wind farms have been built so quickly that some have had to shut down because the grid system lacks the ability to transport the power from remote, windy regions to the big cities.

But some publishers say the problem has ballooned in recent months as an expanding appetite for e-books has spawned a bumper crop of pirated editions on Web sites like Scribd and Wattpad, and on file-sharing services like RapidShare and MediaFire.

The city of Dehui, in China's northeast — the region of the world known as Manchuria — has, until now, benefited from the country's expanding appetites.

By Evan Osnos June 3, 2013 The city of Dehui, in China's northeast — the region of the world known as Manchuria — has, until now, benefited from the country's expanding appetites.

Photograph by STR/AFP/Getty The city of Dehui, in China's northeast — the region of the world known as Manchuria — has, until now, benefited from the country's expanding appetites.

Wars and economic crises have expanded the appetite for firm leadership.

CNN expanded the appetite for news beyond the half-hour evening news programs on broadcast networks.

Once a sickly child, her appetite expanded and her mother, Sheila, happy to have a healthy daughter again, fed her.