Sentence examples for are increasingly beginning from inspiring English sources

"I think we are increasingly beginning to Europeanise.

Policy makers are increasingly beginning to take note.

"Kuwaitis are increasingly beginning to ask where all this money is going".

Companies are increasingly beginning to invest in that idea so they are ready to exploit it.

After all, banks' creditors are increasingly beginning to sound like nuclear-weapons negotiators (and the parents of teenage children) with their insistence on the maxim: trust but verify.

And although America remains, for now, the primary engine of global growth, investors are, increasingly, beginning to look at opportunities in the euro area and in Asia.Mr Greenspan, in his appearance before the Senate Banking Committee, acknowledged the important role capital inflows had played in American economic growth in recent years.

"I'm increasingly beginning to view regulation of the UK and EU food industry as positive," said Jones.

In fact I'm increasingly beginning to suspect that it's the only thing worth reading in any British newspaper whatsoever.

Law enforcement agencies were increasingly beginning to use medium size drones to aid them in surveillance activities.

They've been doing so over the last three-plus years that the trial has been going on, and  it is increasingly beginning to look like this argument is the only leg the proponents have to stand on.

The whole island was increasingly beginning to resemble the pagan Scottish isle where The Wicker Man was filmed, or the kind of secretive elite community that JG Ballard wrote about in Super-Cannes and Cocaine Nights.