Sentence examples for have given increased from inspiring English sources
Correctional institutions have given increased attention to mental health treatment in recent years, he said, but the new findings highlight the need for intensive screening.
The Prologue reflects upon this 'modernity' of the baroque when it notes how the "remarkable analogies to present-day German literature have given increased grounds for an interest in the baroque…" (OGT, 54).
Had the Supreme Court had allowed the lower court's ruling to stand, it would have given increased standing in Canadian corporate matters to stakeholders other than shareholders, such as investors in bonds and employees.
("That's very unusual, isn't it?") Some twenty Hepburn biographies have given increasing attention to this very unusual family romance.
In recent years academic scholars have given increasing attention to the importance of strategic measurement systems including both non-financial and financial measures and have focused attention on the method called Balanced Scorecard.
Since these benchmarks, historians and philosophers of science have given increasing focus to ethics as an evolutionary issue.
Policy debates on pastoralism have given increasing attention to issues of communal area development and management (Rohde et al. 2006; Behnke 1987).
After reviewing the oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in the legal challenge to Proposition 8, it is clear that those who would deny marriage equality to LGBT Californians have given increasing prominence to one argument in particular: Courts should not intervene to overturn Proposition 8 because to do so would interfere with routine democratic processes.
In the past few decades, researchers have given increasing attention to the study of gene expression in heat treated fruits.
This research has given increased impetus to the study of tektites, meteorites, and meteorite craters on Earth.
Its connection with a great many different disciplines has given increased social responsibility to the discipline of architecture.
