Sentence examples for has been increasingly common from inspiring English sources

But the boosterism has been increasingly common in South Korea ever since it adopted its conciliatory "sunshine policy" toward the North several years ago, said Victor Cha, a professor of international relations at Georgetown University.

Mr. Levin echoed a sentiment that has been increasingly common among members of both parties: because of arcane parliamentary rules exploited by both parties, senators are not able to do the work they were elected to carry out.

Because the sampling problem of this kind of multiband signal has been increasingly common and important, to seek a more simple and clear geometric interpretation will be helpful in sampling and filtering the processing for this kind of signal in concept and even engineering design.

Armed confrontations have been increasingly common in South Africa's low-level rhino war.

Crews without a dedicated flagger have been increasingly common for signal workers.

Its legislators have boycotted Parliament much of this year, and public protests by the party's supporters have been increasingly common.

Fares have been cheap, hotel rooms have been plentiful, and first-class upgrades have been increasingly common.

Over the last 30 years these have been increasingly common as interest in Taoism has expanded in the West.

On a related matter, in the last decades, regret has been increasingly indicated as a common denominator in many practical and theoretical issues addressed by the literature on travel and city tour planning.

CHF caused by a predominant abnormality in diastolic function has been increasingly recognised as a common entity and a cause of significant morbidity and mortality, as 40 50% of the patients with heart failure may have isolated diastolic dysfunction with a normal or near normal left ventricle (LV) systolic function [2, 3, 4].

7 Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFPEF) has been increasingly recognized as equally common and serious as HFREF.