Sentence examples for changes increasingly from inspiring English sources

Of equal importance to the reading of the city is the physiological alteration: our internal weather system changes, increasingly attuned and tethered to our immediate surroundings.

Technological changes increasingly stem from the novel recombination of existing technologies.

In recent decades, factors such as the worldwide growing concern for pollution induced climate changes, increasingly stringent emission norms for vehicles and depleting petroleum resources coupled with volatility in their prices have motivated and accelerated development of sustainable and clean alternatives for transportation systems.

In Iran, by contrast, the process of internal change, increasingly evident since the 1997 election of President Mohammad Khatami, had been moving forward.

The setting may change, increasingly enclosed by housing, but the ambience of Hennessy day at Newbury will endure so long as other familiarities abide.

In New Guinea, as in other hot spots of endangerment, indigenous languages are a user's guide to ecosystems that are increasingly fragile and — in the face of climate change — increasingly irreplaceable.

The combination of social change, increasingly savvy readers, a booming advertising market and the need to reconcile credibility among readers with state controls has created a very confusing environment, says David Bandurski at the University of Hong Kong.

Recently, industry tactics in combatting piracy have changed, increasingly shifting responsibility to Internet Service Providers (ISPs).

In China, though, the leaders appear to be taking climate change increasingly seriously.

While we debate the reality of climate change, increasingly severe storms rip through the developing world at higher frequency.

But with climate change increasingly seen as imperiling livelihoods, many pastoralists are now taking the longer view and regard education as a sort of insurance policy.