Sentence examples for Increasingly infiltrating from inspiring English sources

The next government will face myriad challenges, but none will be more critical than addressing violent and organised crime, which is said to be increasingly infiltrating the political system itself.According to human-rights and election monitors, this has been the bloodiest campaign period in Guatemala's history.

This is increasingly boosted by data acquisition and storage, information processing, data networking, and intelligence decision support increasingly infiltrating urban systems as operating and organizing processes of urban life.

French citizens have enjoyed a 35-hour work week since 1999, but with smartphones and mobile technology increasingly infiltrating employees' work lives, new legislation has been put into place to keep people from working overtime at certain companies.

In an interview with PBS, Ford cited the administration's inability to respond to the fast changing events unfolding on the ground, as Syria spun from an Arab Spring-style peaceful uprising into a full-fledged armed rebellion increasingly infiltrated by al-Qaeda-linked radicals.

Safe and quiet until less than three years ago, both these provinces are now said to be increasingly infiltrated by Taliban fighters.

As adipose tissue expands, macrophages increasingly infiltrate the tissue [2].

Among the most likely results of such restricting acts are: young people being excluded from the developmental opportunities that this technology presents; young people being placed at a learning disadvantage as technology increasingly infiltrates schools and classrooms; and social exclusion, which may itself increase the risks of other forms of harm.

Among the most likely results of such restrictions are: young people being excluded from the developmental opportunities this technology presents; young people being placed at a learning disadvantage as technology increasingly infiltrates schools and classrooms; and social exclusion, which may itself increase the risks of other forms of harm.

As stunning technologies increasingly infiltrate homes, cars and businesses, it's clear we're entering a new era that I like to call "the age of cy-phy" — the convergence of cyber space with a plethora of devices and data in our physical spaces.

In her view Mr Orban is recreating the Communist model of governance, with his increasingly intrusive party infiltrating the state.

But that choice was also, more importantly, an aesthetic one, infiltrating an increasingly dominant Platonic and Socratic theme into the work, something Mann's original idea of a story about the elderly Goethe's passion for a teenage girl could not have done.