Sentence examples for increasing zeal from inspiring English sources

These commentators are questioning government policy with increasing zeal.

But with increasing zeal, they are also labeling young men in consensual relationships as dangers for the rest of their lives.

The approach Mr. Romney has taken in recent weeks with increasing zeal seeks to avoid those sensitivities while planting doubts in voters' minds about Mr. Obama's fealty to America and its allies.

It wasn't until he was 21, when a relative mentioned an ancestor who'd fought for the Confederacy, that he began digging and studying the Confederacy with increasing zeal.

"Overall, [I had] increased zeal, focus and determination," Green says.

In this section, we will explain why, if the number of workers in the economy is increasing, unions' zeal to prevent wage declines will lead to an increase in the share of workers employed in the service sector and to their ultimate loss of political power.

Yet, he felt, despite enemy control of New York City and environs "the rest of that province has stood immovable, through war... and increases in zeal and unanimity every year".

From there it was Scott, with familiar poise but with a new zeal in his eye, who took control, increasing his lead as Woods wobbled in slight retreat.

"If there was any risk of not meeting the target, then we would do it by reducing spending, not by increasing taxes," he vows.There are limits, however, to his reformist zeal.

We've had commitments on zero hours contracts and a newfound zeal to increase the living wage despite having sabotaged moves to devolve it to Holyrood.

A new chapter opens tomorrow, for the Senate is due to begin its first sustained debate on overhauling campaign finance rules since 1993 -- spurred by Mr. McCain's zeal and increased political clout.