Sentence examples for have increasingly elected from inspiring English sources

Long Island voters have increasingly elected Democrats.

So while Mr. Peskin's left-leaning allies have increasingly occupied elected office, they are splintered and much less likely to coalesce under him into an old-style urban political machine, political experts said.

However, a democratic second chamber would also act as a valuable and much more legitimate check on successive UK governments which have been increasingly elected by a minority of voters and an even smaller minority of the electorate.

Since the tax protests of the 1980s, elected officials have increasingly used tax breaks to finance social programs and business subsidies, and today the cost of those "tax expenditures" is $1.2 trillion — about 25 percent of all spending.

Wall Street analysts have increasingly speculated that G.M. may elect to spin off OnStar in the future, despite denials from the automaker.

Other governments have increasingly abandoned such policies.

But other groups have increasingly followed suit.

Cellphones have increasingly become more powerful.

And Nevada has increasingly become blue-leaning.

No, they've increasingly become destinations.

That way has increasingly become Gareth Bale.