Sentence examples for has increasingly voted from inspiring English sources

Since 1994, Tennessee has increasingly voted Republican.

The system worked in favor of young people on health care because we have increasingly voted in record numbers since 2004.

But Iranians who regarded voting as an exercise of civic power had increasingly stopped voting, feeling that their choices had been circumscribed and then ignored.

Shareholders have increasingly been voting against directors only to see them reappointed.

They will no longer have to jump the traditional hurdle of 60 votes, which has increasingly proven a barrier to confirmation during the Obama administration.

Over the last 10 years, the Senate's vote on high court nominees has increasingly followed party lines.

And Nevada has increasingly become blue-leaning.

That way has increasingly become Gareth Bale.

While it is not known how other shareholders are voting on directors, big stakeholders like BlackRock, T. Rowe Price and TIAA-CREF have increasingly taken aim at boards, voting against directors they think are performing poorly.

Turnout among Hispanic voters is up in every state where early voting data is available – and polling data suggests that as the weeks have passed, those in this group of Americans have increasingly said they do plan on voting.

American women have increasingly realized -- as have men -- the impact our opinions have in the voting booth and the marketplace.