Sentence examples for age of increased from inspiring English sources

But in an age of increased political and cultural awareness among Indians, relations between the tribes aren't always so cordial.

The book is a passionate plea for every citizen to be computer-savvy in order to uphold personal liberties in an age of increased government security.

Privatisation was intended to herald a golden age of increased investment, new rolling stock and a modernised railway.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, speaking at a news conference in Times Square yesterday afternoon to discuss the New Year's Eve festivities there, said in response to a question that the actions were simply prudent in an age of increased risk.

In an age of increased power and athleticism (and jet lag), he has not missed a Grand Slam tournament since 1999 and has not lost before the semifinals since the 2005 French Open.

The addition of lay brothers tapped a large reservoir in an age of increased religious devotion and economic and population growth, and the organization of the order which featured annual visitations and a general chapter ensured good discipline and enabled the Cistercians to accommodate a vast family of houses scattered throughout the Latin church.

We live in an age of increasing biological determinism.

In an age of increasing marketisation, how do universities explain who they are?

We believe that, in an age of increasing interdependence, isolating Britain will damage growth, jobs and prosperity.

In an age of increasing transparency, business leaders can expect more scrutiny, especially as concerns about the climate grow.

But in an age of increasing extreme weather patterns – notably super storms – living so close to water becomes as much a liability as an aesthetic pleasure.