Sentence examples for an increasingly relevant from inspiring English sources

In a year punctuated by toxic chemistry crises – including the Flint River scandal and large-scale water pollution in upstate New York – green chemistry offers an increasingly relevant route toward a healthier, more sustainable society.

Or even who can navigate an inflatable boat down a turbulent river picking up trapped passengers along the way, an increasingly relevant skill given the growing number floods, hurricanes and other climate change disasters?

David Black, head of banking at Defaqto, said: "Although it remains essential that people explore alternatives to equity release as well as its possible implications, [it] will become an increasingly relevant option in future retirement planning.

To give an increasingly relevant example, British players may be accustomed to acidic, often savage, criticism, but team-mates from different cultures are alienated by the perceived disrespect of personalised reproach in front of their peers.

The use of educational games in learning environments is an increasingly relevant trend.

Style is an increasingly relevant phenomenon in many industries and our goal is to develop a model of how styles get introduced and adopted.

Their comments illustrate both the promise virtual reality offers and the risks associated with turning it into a viable medium, a topic increasingly relevant with the release of the first commercial devices next year.

It was Christie, though, who was writing about a topic increasingly relevant to our own time.

Drug and gene delivery via nanoparticles across biological barriers such as the alveolar-capillary barrier of the lung constitutes an interesting and increasingly relevant field in nanomedicine.

"The quantity of nutritious vegetable matter consumed in fattening the carcass of an ox would afford 10 times the sustenance [to people]," the poet wrote in 1812, publicising a proposition that is increasingly relevant to a world in which the process known as meatification turns traditionally plant-eating societies into new markets for hamburgers and replaces rain forests with cattle ranches.

As Fredette's rookie year comes to a conclusion, the increasingly relevant question is whether his incredible collegiate success -- he led the nation in scoring and was the Wooden National Player of the Year -- will ultimately translate into professional success.