Sentence examples for increasing penchant from inspiring English sources

Embedding products in a show, movie, play or book is intended to counter the increasing penchant among consumers for skipping, zipping through and zapping conventional ads.

The decision by HSBC illustrates the increasing penchant of major marketers not only to consolidate their assignments handled by various agencies but also to look to the parent agency companies in those consolidations rather than to the individual agencies.

Contrary to many pessimistic predictions regarding the effect on letter writing of modern means of communication, such as the telephone, together with an apparently increasing penchant for haste, some of the richest, most revealing, and most thoughtful letters of all times were written in the 20th century; those of the English writers Katherine Mansfield and D.H. Lawrence are paramount among them.

But the franchise's executive producer, Mike Fleiss, seems to welcome the increasing public penchant for appearing on television: it means a bigger pool of candidates to choose from.

And in keeping with the president's penchant for increasing the militarization of our society at every opportunity, Mr. Brown's successor in the relief effort is a military figure.

The impact is obvious in the regime's increasing pervasiveness, its fear-inspired penchant for control, a preference among officials for monologue rather than dialogue, and a dread of foreigners reminiscent of the former Soviet Union and North Korea.

The Giants have become increasing frustrated with Jacobs's penchant for dancing instead of running up the middle with reckless abandon, as he once did.

Rafael Benítez's side have suffered a worrying dip in form and the manager's penchant for rotating his squad has come under increasing scrutiny, although last night he pointed the finger of blame at his senior players.

His penchant for making big plays appears only to be increasing.

Built around the producer's obsessive penchant for tension, the track builds like an accelerating bullet train, increasing its velocity in such a way that you almost feel his unease throughout.

Mr Putin's penchant for suppressing rogue television channels, imprisoning enemies, manipulating elections and generally increasing the Kremlin's grip has fuelled dire warnings about a relapse into autocracy.In this section Who, me?