Sentence examples for increasingly wanting from inspiring English sources

"With Black Friday driving a higher proportion of online sales and customers increasingly wanting more convenience, this has meant a real concentration on fulfilment.

"I find myself increasingly wanting to reach out to them as I believe that parenting has never been as difficult as it is today," Phillips said.

I found myself imagining where they had hunted for their gold and, increasingly, wanting to be there, wondering whether I, too, might discover some monstrous nugget, some life-changing hunk of metal.

Sales of fancy dress costumes for children have soared in recent years, prompted by cheap imports being available and children increasingly wanting to dress as their favourite characters from blockbuster films.

Sales of children's fancy dress have soared in recent years, due to cheap imports available online and in supermarkets, and children increasingly wanting to dress as their favourite characters from films.

Scientists are increasingly wanting direct, unmediated relationships with their audiences.

Chinese people also increasingly want Chinese goods.

Broadcasters increasingly want this uniqueness of human individuality.

They increasingly want evidence that their expenditure is worthwhile.

But churchgoers increasingly want pastors to soothe and entertain them.

That's what investors increasingly want to see.