Sentence examples for being done increasingly for from inspiring English sources

Humeral lengthening and deformity correction are now being done increasingly for various etiologies.

Fewer and fewer people will be doing increasingly specialised jobs as the role for human labour in reduced in production processes.

What they are doing increasingly is shopping.

Union officials said work at Tesla's Gigafactory is increasingly being done by crews for the non-union, New Mexico-based Brycon Corp. "Nevada's tax dollars should be used to provide jobs for Nevada construction workers, not New Mexico construction workers," said Ted Koch, president of the northern Nevada council.

He complains that not enough is being done to promote clean energy, an increasingly important business for Dow.

And should also know that it has been doing so increasingly for over 30 years, as their power in the economy has radically increased, and with it their political power.

They operate in an increasingly friendless world where business is done clandestinely or for cash on the nail.

Public opinion may be an increasingly important driver of European actions ("something must be done for Darfur").

Robotic lobectomy can be done safely and is being increasingly used for anatomic pulmonary resections.

The following analysis demonstrates how this can be done (and by implication, why it should be done), for an increasingly complicated set of examples.

And in today's free spending economy of Major League Baseball, a group of superagents are doing just that for their increasingly wealthy clients.