Sentence examples for growing flouting from inspiring English sources

It is part of what I fear is a growing flouting of the law on the roads.

"Who cares about that part anymore?" Ms. DaSilva is typical of a growing number of brides flouting convention by flaunting their curves.

U.S. allies echoed the Justice Department action, signaling a growing consensus that Beijing is flouting international norms in its bid to become the world's predominant economic and technological power.

As a spinoff of "JAG" — those letters stand for Judge Advocate General, a legal branch of the Navy — which ran between 1995 and 2005 and totaled 227 episodes, it was allowed to grow slowly, and it did, flouting most of the trends of network television.

That May, rescue workers began raising the alarm: There was growing evidence that the government was flouting international law to drop jerry-built chlorine bombs on insurgent-held areas.

If his positive test is confirmed, Bett will join a growing list of Kenya athletes to have flouted anti-doping rules.

But there's growing concerned that rules have been widely flouted, with foreign buyers pricing locals out of heated city property markets.

They want a return to a strict regime of work permits to keep low-wage workers out even if it means flouting EU rules.At the core of the growing Dutch anxiety are abstract arguments, not practical ones.

Pressure on the government to get tough on touting has been building amid outrage from the music industry and growing evidence that consumer rights law is being routinely flouted.

Call it tempting fate or flouting the odds, but the Mets have grown accustomed to winning because of — not in spite of — players with intriguing back stories and hardships conquered.

"Our women are increasingly courageous to flout these laws and their numbers are growing.