Sentence examples for more interest when from inspiring English sources

There was more interest when Chris Evans showed up at the hospital just after Winston was born.

"Research has shown that children retain information and take more interest when the arts and academics are interconnected," she said.

Australians took more interest when Aussie Andrew Gaze helped Seton Hall to the final in 1989 and took more interest again when towering Luke Schenscher helped Georgia Tech into the final in 2004.

We got a little more interest when we started talking about the immune system and how probiotics help the skin's natural immune response, but really people just want to know that it works".

Banking on the success of "The Da Vinci Code," Dan Brown's best-selling novel, and anticipating even more interest when the movie is released next month, travel companies are putting together summer packages that trace the fictional trail of the novel and visit real-life landmarks featured in the book.

The company seems to be at a grave disadvantage to GE. S&P rates its debt BBB, so it must pay more interest when it finances a railcar than GE Capital does with its AAA credit rating.

For some time now, the shortest path problem has aroused more interest especially when applying it in the fields of transportation engineering and artificial intelligence.

Huang found that pitch formats exacerbated this bias: The same business pitched with a man's voice got considerably more interest than when it was pitched with a woman's voice.

Legend has it that South American coati were released to provide more wildlife interest when the islands were designated a national park in the 1930s only to become predators of the Juan Fernández petrel, a seabird which nests in burrows there and nowhere else.

And in addition to what we know about the continuing impact of past legal discrimination, we can look at, among other examples, the recent study demonstrating that the same résumé received significantly more interest from employers when it bore the name Greg or Emily than when it contained the name Jamal or Lakisha.

"We've done it for years, and there's always more interest in it when we come to the end of a collective-bargaining agreement".