Sentence examples for hunger for access from inspiring English sources

The habit of watching on our televisions and our computers feeds the hunger for access to movies, and, for movies that are unavailable otherwise, it's a godsend.

AOL Time Warner could most easily satisfy China's hunger for access to American viewers by carrying a Chinese channel on its existing cable systems, which reach about 11 million subscribers in the United States.

This would hurt people in developing countries who hunger for access to quality news and education.

The hunger for Internet access and mobile devices will drive sales in the next two years.

In their homes I felt the way I did in college, only more intensely: deeply curious about the nice things my wealthier friends owned, which manifested as a kind of hunger for tactile access.

But as a reader, Kraus makes me confront my own hunger for autobiographical access; it makes me aware of how much I crave a sense of the true story beneath her written narratives, even as I respect the ways they refuse to deliver any kind of one-to-one correspondence between lived and constructed experience.

But in the modern era of political money, where the race for cash has effectively become a campaign unto itself, Mr. Gupta's entwinements with the Democrats, and his abrupt step back, illustrate the pitfalls of such relationships, both for the candidates and for the wealthy contributors who hunger for the access and the attention their largess can bring.

Maybe the current hunger for infinite access and frictionless completion is just too ravenous to allow for a different kind of experience.

As the public hungers for greater access to the long-elusive waterfront, parks officials first have to shore up a hidden support network across the city's more than 500 miles of coastline.

Such is the hunger of oil companies for access to reserves that others may step in on the government's terms.

Amid recent blunders and betrayals in corporate America, consumers have "a burning hunger for real leadership and access to authentic experiences and trustworthy people," Ms. Pieri says.