Sentence examples for become increasingly perceived from inspiring English sources
Amidst the rise of al-Qaeda, ISIS and other terrorist groups, it has become increasingly perceived in Europe and the U.S. as a generator of crises and a threat to global stability and security.
Many groups in India have become increasingly sensitive to perceived insults.
Muslims, in turn, have become increasingly vigilant against any perceived threats either to their faith or to Indonesian sovereignty.
Based on feedback from participants of engagement opportunities, their involvement experience had been positive but they "become increasingly impatient when they perceive themselves to be a rubber stamp for decisions that are already taken" [ 36], p. 14.
It is believed he had become increasingly disillusioned about what he perceived as Liverpool's commitment to achieving this aim.
Throughout Touré's rule, difficulties of economic adjustment and political reorganization caused him to become increasingly obsessed with what he perceived as opposition.
But McClaren, whose side lost six of their 10 Championship games this season, had become increasingly dissatisfied at what he perceived as a lack of ambition by the City Ground hierarchy.
She still praised the company for having had the courage to record a solo percussionist, but she complained that "over the last few years I have become increasingly frustrated with what I perceive as a serious lack of direction at the very top of BMG".
They have become increasingly angry with what they perceive as a lack of information from the Malaysian authorities.
Though incidents of violence against drivers of ride-sharing apps are rare in Ecuador, the official taxi syndicate's rhetoric has intensified as yellow cabs have become increasingly frustrated by what they perceive as government inaction over the encroachment of Uber and Cabify.
In a news conference, Mr. Donaldson said his biggest challenges will be meeting international competition and "restoring public confidence" to an exchange where trading is perceived to have become increasingly volatile since the October 1987 crash.
