The phrase "about that increasingly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing a topic that is becoming more prevalent or significant, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I wanted to talk to you about that increasingly concerning trend in our industry."
Alternatives: "regarding that growing" or "concerning that rising".
And they are worried about a population that increasingly despises the regime.
The 10 curators — several from New York, but others from around the country and one from London — had taken two weeks off from thinking about art to think instead about the nonart subjects that increasingly dominate the time of their bosses, the museum directors: attendance, donations, construction, endowments, media attention, governmental support, budgets and more budgets.
Farther from the front lines, in the towns and hamlets that have not experienced Taliban rule, the less villagers seem to know about the ethnic paradigm that increasingly defines the struggle for power in the rest of the country.
Donald J. Trump announced on Monday that he would not seek the presidency, a development less important for the Republican field or his national political future — if he ever had one — than for what it said about a media culture that increasingly seems to give the spotlight to the loudest, most outrageous voices.
Mr. Campbell instead pulled up a chair around a conference table and talked with boyish enthusiasm not just about art but also about the kinds of things that increasingly accompany it in 21st-century museums.
What's interesting about the "nay" argument is that increasingly, it's Chinese media and some prominent Chinese economists who are making it.
But it might make you think in new ways about a cruel cultural logic that increasingly obliterates the middle ground between success and failure.
"What I worry about most is the message that increasingly is being sent to younger kids, especially African-Americans, that this is the route to the promised land," Svare said.
At the same time, the advocates of central banking loudly complained about the exchange-rate crises that increasingly raised hell with national currencies in emerging economies, as capital became freer to seek safe havens.
