Sentence examples for becoming increasingly sympathetic to from inspiring English sources

Americans are becoming increasingly sympathetic to the cause of Palestinian freedom.

Labour strategists believe the public is becoming increasingly sympathetic to their charge that the Government is "cutting too far and too fast", which Mr Umunna said was "holding back growth".

Courts in England and in Israel are becoming increasingly sympathetic to "gain based damages" for breach of contract, which give disappointed promisees not just their contractual expectations but also, and additionally, a share of the ex post gains promisors have acquired through breach (see generally Adras Bldg. Material Ltd. v. Harlow & Jones, GmbH 1988; Cunnington 2008).

It turns out that existing criminal and civil laws do exist to combat these privacy violations either directly or indirectly, and prosecutors and courts are becoming increasingly sympathetic to the plight of the victim.

Here, political elites have become increasingly sympathetic to pro-Putin views.

The paper was revamped and has become increasingly sympathetic to New Labour since the election.

While a student at the University of Cologne, Bullinger became increasingly sympathetic to the Reformation.