Sentence examples for are increasingly minded from inspiring English sources

But as Barclays' chastened chairman, Marcus Agius, was questioned by a parliamentary committee on July 10th, it became clear that regulators are increasingly minded to discipline banks they judge to be poorly managed.Mr Agius confirmed to MPs that watchdogs had forced Barclays' chief executive, Bob Diamond, to resign after the bank's misdeeds became public.

What is certain is that Iraq's fractious components are increasingly minded to ignore the writ of the central government; some seek autonomy, if not secession.

Alcohol companies are increasingly minded to boost margins rather than sales what the drinks analysis team at UBS calls the "premiumisation" of the market.The result is less public mayhem.

Buyers looking at resales in buildings built before five or so years ago are increasingly minding the absence of central air-conditioning, tall ceilings and expansive double-glazed soundproof windows.

It is becoming harder to compete with price alone, said Stephen Donnelly, the general merchandise manager for women's apparel at Kmart, where shoppers, he said, are increasingly value minded.

Prejudice, discrimination and bias are increasingly top of mind for us as company and brand leaders.

"Certainly coyotes are increasingly on people's minds, and we are all learning what it means to live with them".

Those who might, in other eras, have been celebrated for their originality and independence of mind, are increasingly being told, "Sit down, you're rocking the boat".

After multiple rides on Forbidden Journey, the moments that linger in my mind are increasingly the ones that are built rather than virtual.

With this in mind, scientists are increasingly looking to chips with new architectures.

And it demonstrates the erosion of the party's credibility and its monopoly on power in a country where citizens are increasingly inclined to speak their minds.