Sentence examples for are increasingly differentiated from inspiring English sources
Instead of newcomers arriving and settling in one particular country and being included into the welfare state where they develop a 'multicultural liberal nationalist' sense of belonging, Engbersen sees the development of a segmented welfare state in which social rights are increasingly differentiated.
The "diversification of diversity" [ 10] recognises that groups previously considered homogenous are increasingly differentiated by immigrant statuses, welfare entitlements, types of participation in the labour market, gender and age profiles, and local as well as translocal or transnational support structures.
Those that fall behind may be increasingly differentiated by race and ethnicity.
"Our driving principle was to create a list of companies whose business models and market positions would be increasingly differentiated by 2019.
This illustrates that supply chains are increasingly complex and differentiated in their organization, and an ever-increasing number of production steps is interlinked for the production of goods and services delivered to final demand.
They are increasingly controversial.
Campaigns are increasingly expensive.
We are increasingly reassured.
Investors are increasingly doubtful.
Others are increasingly fatalistic.
They are increasingly worthless.
