Sentence examples for have increasingly converted from inspiring English sources

Stakeholders have increasingly converted forest and agroforestry area to oil palm plantation, and have neglected the NFTPs and agroforestry rubber.

And the committee that handles the bill, which involves foreign operations, has increasingly converted hard earmarks to soft ones.

In northern Norway stands of coastal subarctic birch forests have increasingly been converted to non-native spruce stands during the last century.

Diners are used to ignoring the choking poster while they eat -- why not the expectant screen of an A.T.M.? As grand old banks have increasingly been converted into restaurants, like Vine on Wall Street in New York and Striped Bass in Philadelphia, it was probably only a matter of time before restaurants became banks.

Since the 1990s pastoral lands have increasingly been fenced and converted to other land uses, thus restricting the mobility of wildlife and livestock (Reid et al. 2008; Kimani and Pickard 1998; Rutten 1992).

Activist shareholders have increasingly sought to force closed-end funds to convert to open-end status as a way of eliminating the discount.

But since Girish converted that serviced-apartment building in Hong Kong into his first hotel, the brothers have increasingly committed their attention and capital to expanding their brands.

Other governments have increasingly abandoned such policies.

But other groups have increasingly followed suit.

Cellphones have increasingly become more powerful.

Prince's imprimatur Based in a converted warehouse in Shoreditch in east London and led by leading American urbanist Hank Dittmar, the foundation has increasingly become the prince's architectural power base.