Sentence examples for but increasingly for from inspiring English sources

Very many tasks, especially for business but increasingly for individuals are now internet only.

But increasingly, for the industry, upstate landowners, farmers, environmentalists, for people concerned with water, food and the state's economy, it is becoming inescapable.

I got interested".Over the years American museum directors have become responsible not only for questions of aesthetics but, increasingly, for the business side of their institutions too.

Latin America is a major source of oil, not only for the US, but increasingly for the world's second largest consumer, China.

Wood was now seriously in demand, not only for the craft and intelligence of his productions but, increasingly, for the respect in which he was held by the leading actors of the day.

Sugarcane is an economically important tropic crop primarily for sugar production but increasingly for biofeul production.

Not usual for others, but increasingly mandated for Jansen.

This is important because the American military needs linguists not only for traditional humanitarian and peacekeeping missions, but increasingly also for counterterrorism training in places like Yemen and the former Soviet republic of Georgia.

But increasingly funding for package approaches is being provided through competitive Local Growth Deals for Strategic Economic Plans.

But increasingly, commercials for luxury goods adjoin sorrowful paid appeals — lobbying campaigns — by teachers, hospital workers and industry groups, and the contrast is stark and unnerving.

Those figures are enticingly low in a city where the average rent was $3,907 as of June, but increasingly unaffordable for many low-income immigrant families.