Sentence examples for considered increasingly from inspiring English sources

With Austin groups placing second, third and fourth in Hallettsville in recent years, the teams are considered increasingly formidable.

Since Barack Obama's campaign deployed social media successfully in 2008, the number of "likes" and "followers" on social media sites are considered increasingly important to political campaigns.

He has used every conceivable ruse to ensure that his case ends in acquittal or is dropped altogether, an outcome considered increasingly likely.

And now, international efforts to bolster the region against terrorism are focusing on Algeria and its neighbors, considered increasingly threatened by jihadist groups.

The convention offers an opportunity for Democrats to court a region considered increasingly receptive to the party's message, said Seth Masket, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Denver.

Sustainability affects multiple links of the supply chain and is considered increasingly important by all relevant stakeholders.

A spokesman for Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, denied that senior officials would discuss the state of Italy's finances, which many investors consider increasingly precarious.

Government officials are not the only ones trying to replace the traditional matchmakers that many young people consider increasingly old-fashioned.

But single-ticket sales, which orchestra officials consider increasingly important, are strong, and the first night was nearly sold out by Friday.

The agency linked the measure to the possibility of a radiation leak, but the Israeli news media has been full of speculation about what Iraq might do if it came under an American attack, which Israel considers increasingly likely.

The letter, described to the Associated Press news agency by US officials, provides further evidence that Bin Laden was considering increasingly desperate measures to retain support for his campaign of violence and to maintain the relevance of his group.