Sentence examples for seeking a richer from inspiring English sources

Even so, N.B.A. referees are seeking a richer deal from the league after their contract expires.

He and his wife were seeking "a richer life of relationships, not stuff," he said.

Milk can be used in place of water if you're seeking a richer taste.

"Gold digger" in the comedy's narrower sense — a showgirl or chorus girl seeking a rich husband — is believed to have entered Broadway argot several years earlier.

Aren't they better off (as some conservatives suggest) seeking a rich husband than a good job?

This is not to trivialise the poem but to seek a richer source for its combined rhetorical insistence and its visual and tactile delicacy.

In Exploring the Innovator's DNA, Hal Gregersen shared findings from his eight-year, international research project that sought a richer understanding of disruptive innovators who they are and how they arrive at value-generating ideas.

The paper contributes to the recent increase in field work in the social accounting literature, called for by Gray [Account. Orga. Soc. 27 (2002) 687], which seeks a richer, more in-depth understanding of how and why social accounting evolves within organisations.

BiggerBoat this week launched their service for site publishers who seek a rich database of music and movie information for search.

S. pombe origin sites can be most accurately predicted using an approach that seeks A-T rich islands [ 33].

The actors' guild, seeking a sharply richer contract than directors and writers, decided to ask for federal help in restarting talks at its most recent national board meeting.