Sentence examples for increasingly more interested from inspiring English sources

Pahlka stresses that her generation of technologists are increasingly more interested in getting the government to function than they are in getting their guy elected.

And with this early curiosity, Emre grew increasingly more interested in understanding the fundamental questions of how the physical world works.

The charm and wonder have congealed over the years, with fans increasingly more interested in character-naming conventions, running gags and the shapes and colours of lightsabers than in the grandness of the mythos.

"With the knowledge of how to in-license and negotiate deals," says Koppenhöfer, "I became increasingly more interested in providing sophisticated software solutions to customers".

While U.S. consumers are becoming increasingly more interested in where their food comes from and what goes into it, Europeans have been keenly interested in such topics for a quarter century to the point where genetically modified foods are banned by most Western European countries.

Young Palestinian fighters are increasingly more interested in being remembered online, rather than on walls and shop windows.

On a dreary Saturday morning in Bedford Town Park, he tried to maintain some decorum among his group of 12, as the youngsters increasingly became more interested in bathroom humor than kicking goals.

But increasingly he was more interested in the role of a Manhattan man about town whose speciality was to épater les bourgeois with patrician arrogance and rightwing insolence.

Increasingly, Teller has become more interested in his subjects' internal narratives than in projecting his own.

Students from across the UK and Ireland are increasingly becoming more and more interested in studying abroad, after one European university recently reported a significant growth in interest from the regions.

Despite being in the red (or perhaps because of it -- cheap rents!), the Greek city is starting to steal the cultural spotlight from the increasingly gentrified Berlin, which seems more interested in spawning an outpost of London's Soho House than in nurturing the careers of creative types.