Sentence examples for growing extent of from inspiring English sources

The main thrust of Hall's two-page letter is to remind the culture secretary of the growing extent of the BBC's coverage of women's sport.

But the public have been shielded from the growing extent of plastic pollution We have worked for a decade auditing plastic on our beaches, running beach cleans, calling for legislation and industry action.

Last week the trust revealed the growing extent of this burgeoning food chain when it announced it had helped 150,000 people in the three months from April – an increase of 200 per cent on the same three months last year.

In the UK, data from the British Skills and Employment survey series, from 1986 to the present, are used by Green et al. to show trends in skills utilisation, in key aspects of the organisation of work – such as forms of teamworking and the extent of worker autonomy, the growing extent of educational mismatch, and the changing valuation of skills.

According to sources inside the US military, the growing extent of US military and intelligence involvement shows the pressures that are exerted on a small nation to point it in a certain direction.

And sediment compaction is increasing both with the extraction of groundwater and hydrocarbons, and with the growing extent of urban infrastructure.

The World Health Organization has highlighted urbanization, economic development and growth in motorized transport as drivers of the growing extent and intensity of environmental risk from road traffic noise [ 1].

Given the growing extent and magnitude of UHI on two dates, dramatic land use and cover change in urban fringes and the major satellite towns significantly exacerbated the UHI effect on regional scale.

According to Cohen and Sabel 2006: 765), "[t]o a substantial and growing extent … rulemaking directly affecting the freedom of action of individuals, firms, and nation states (and the making of rules to regulate this rulemaking) is taking place … in global settings created by the world's nations but no longer under their effective control".

The areas of most widespread concern are concentrated in Eastern Europe and Russia and to a growing extent in China, although serious problems of potential collapse exist wherever loess is found.

Franchising is a reflection of society and to a growing extent cultural shifts taking place.