Sentence examples for has increasingly tried from inspiring English sources

Since then, the I.O.C. has increasingly tried to crack down on drug cheaters.

Beijing has welcomed the investment and has increasingly tried to draw Taiwan into a close economic embrace, a policy especially apparent in speeches at the Communist Party Congress.

But it has increasingly tried to forge closer links with producing nations and last weekend asked Russia to consider joining its ranks.

Chicago, the birthplace of the skyscraper, has increasingly tried to preserve the works of its architectural masters: Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Having had a face lift and a hair transplant, Mr Berlusconi has increasingly tried to give the impression of a man in his prime.

Just days after meeting with President Obama, Mr. Karzai, who has increasingly tried to distance himself from his American backers, said the coalition troops risked being seen as invaders rather than saviors of the country.

"I've increasingly tried to get out of the way of the words," McKellen said.

In the last few years, cable and satellite companies have increasingly tried to deliver video via the Web.

The focus on profits per partner is one reason so many companies have increasingly tried to move legal work away from big firms and have hired internal lawyers.

Rebels have increasingly tried to hit the center of the capital with shells, which are by definition indiscriminate, and have periodically killed civilians, fueling resentment.

The agencies have increasingly tried to take stock of public retirement plans when rating how likely each state will be to pay its bonds.