Sentence examples for drive increasingly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, denser populations tend to drive increasingly productive and efficient use of land.

Jakarta--When the history of the early part of the 21st century is written, one of the great heroes of the People's Republic of China might turn out to be an anonymous map-maker from the late 1940s whose work is helping to drive increasingly dangerous confrontations today between China and its neighbors across the South China Sea.

As a sweetener, he was allowed to pitch and play another position, a rare concession in a sport driven increasingly by specialization.

This is why they must lay the foundations for a successful "new economy" — resilient to inevitable economic, political, cultural, technological, environmental and demographic shifts and driven increasingly by high growth sectors in cutting edge technologies.

Great potential application of UHPC has driven increasingly more investments and research into this industry.

Improving STEM education is driven increasingly by economic concerns in developing and emerging countries as well (Kennedy and Odell 2014).

It is an approach built on the country's greatest enduring strength an innovative business culture driven increasingly by a diverse pool of immigrants.

The progress of the past decade has been driven increasingly by improvements in an integrated drug discovery paradigm that starts with smaller molecular starting points, termed scaffolds, and incorporates X-ray crystallography at the outset of the project.

The result is a compelling, relatable book for a 21st century, information-driven, increasingly social media-centric reader.

Since the 1950s, this development has been driven increasingly by declining mortality among the aged [ 2].

It's heartbreaking to me that in our social media driven, increasingly-connected world, nearly 850 million people go to bed hungry each night.