Sentence examples for has increasingly worked from inspiring English sources
The government has increasingly worked to block what it considers objectionable foreign and domestic sites and requires Internet companies to censor their chat rooms.
Like the boy who cried wolf, the perception of Suárez as a diver has increasingly worked against him, even when he has been on the receiving end of clearly brutal tactics.
To increase the number of events, JVC-New York has increasingly worked with jazz clubs and small concert spaces around the city like the Village Vanguard, which from June 22 to June 27 has booked the pianist Uri Caine with six different bands.
Google has increasingly worked to abstract away a lot of the complex elements of building applications, whether that's making its machine learning framework TensorFlow more palatable by letting developers create tools using their preferred languages or trying to make it easier to build an app quickly.
Since the 1980s, metamorphic petrologists and structural geologists have increasingly worked together to correlate metamorphic and tectonic events and thereby increase understanding of crustal dynamics in tectonically active regions of Earth.
The authorities have increasingly worked to divide the resistance, by supporting some elements and not others, purging the Swat area of Taliban while largely looking the other way in Waziristan and the like.
To make up the shortfall, doctors who have trained overseas have increasingly worked in health care systems in many Western countries.
In recent years, researchers have increasingly worked toward conserving biodiversity in pristine ecosystems and even to re-instate biodiversity after it was lost due to anthropogenic impacts (Hendry et al. 2011; Matthews et al. 2013).
In 2007, though, he effectively represented the Chechen victims of a Russian war criminal, and in the past few years he has increasingly found himself working as a defender of Chechen rights.
In 2005 Deloitte Consulting looked at 25 big companies that had outsourced operations and found that a quarter of them soon brought them back "in-house" because they could do the work themselves better and cheaper.But most companies outsource to save money, so doing more of it has increasingly meant sending work to cheaper countries.
