Sentence examples for interested better from inspiring English sources

You could also nudge him when walking past, but make it look like an accident, then apologize and start to converse; however, if he doesn't take the bait, or doesn't seem interested, better luck next time.

That is the premise of a new report, and it is an accurate one, judging by many conversations with those interested in better business, better corporate governance and a sustainable future.

The EU is still interested in better commercial ties, as is America.

But if craft beer gets people interested in better beer generally, it's good for all of us".

The bus services bill is considered by many interested in better public transport as the big prize.

For that reason,  A Very English Education on BBC2 last night was essential viewing for anyone interested  in better understanding the class of men who  run our country.

I just felt so depressed, and thought individuals were probably more interested and better informed in our energy future than anyone in politics".

We're particularly interested in better data on middle-class students slightly above the Pell cutoff, often from families earning between $50,000 and $100,000 a year.

Researchers interested in better understanding these models have studied the changes in hidden state representations over time and noticed some interpretable patterns but also significant noise.

Environmental economists are increasingly interested in better understanding how people cognitively organise their beliefs and attitudes towards environmental change in order to identify key motives and barriers that stimulate or prevent action.

"The vast majority of consumers are very interested in better entertainment and information options, but what 'better' means varies among different segments of population," said Nicholas Donatello, president of Odyssey Inc., a market research company in San Francisco that surveys customer attitudes toward new media technologies.