Sentence examples for increasingly wants from inspiring English sources

If Novell cannot produce much better results within two or three quarters, its management may be forced to do what Wall Street increasingly wants it to: sell all or part of the company.

Under Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Agricultural Affairs sounded like such a deal could well be a start, saying:"Europe increasingly wants to be seen as a unified force, but it also wants a lot of seats.

The one place where Yahoo's strategy has shifted over the years is that it increasingly wants to earn fees from linking buyers and sellers together, both in its shopping channel and in its auction service.

He said: "This policy smacks of the centralising, authoritarian tendency of the secretary of state, who increasingly wants to control the whole of the NHS from behind his desk in Whitehall".

However, as Dina Esfandiary, a proliferation expert at the IISS in London, argues, Hizbullah, which increasingly wants to be seen as a state actor rather than a non-state one, would have little interest in acquiring them.By far the biggest worry is that in the chaos engulfing Syria, some chemical weapons might fall into terrorist hands.

Sensing industrywide trends that are making hit shows and films cost more to license, Netflix increasingly wants to be known not as a service that has everything people want to watch, but instead has a selection of exclusive shows that cannot be seen anywhere else.

Chinese people also increasingly want Chinese goods.

Consumers increasingly want to buy our products.

These customers increasingly want smarter eateries.

Broadcasters increasingly want this uniqueness of human individuality.

They increasingly want evidence that their expenditure is worthwhile.