Sentence examples for increasing reference to from inspiring English sources

The term global health was perhaps first used as early as the 1970s with rapidly increasing reference to it in recent years.

Despite the increasing reference to ATs in healthcare policy, research into effectiveness and investment in commercial development, no previous survey has sampled or compared HCPs' and P&Cs' views of ATs.

Many life sciences societies and departments are using Vision and Change as a basis for discussions of how to improve undergraduate education within their field, and there is increasing reference to it in national reports (National Research Council, 2012; President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, 2012).

Over the next few years, evaluations by social workers included increasing references to Ms. Worrell's age and infirmity and concern as to how those factors affected her abilities to care for children.

The political debate in France has seen increasing references to the "great replacement" theory by the controversial writer, Renaud Camus, who has argued that local French populations will be replaced by newcomers who reproduce faster.

In his most recent book, "Hi Hitler!," he writes about the increasing references to Hitler and Nazism in contemporary political discourse, as well as the rise of Hitler memes on the Internet, which include countless ironic image macros, the rendering of Hitlerized Teletubby and Hello Kitty characters, and the popularity of "Downfall" video parodies.

This open access book seeks to identify the ethical spirit of European Union (EU) law, a context in which we can observe a trend towards increasing references to the terms 'ethics' and 'morality'morality

But one of the hottest current technology sectors is 'Cloud Storage' and there's even been increasing references to the "Cloud Storage Wars".

The year events under Nynetjer show increasing references to Seth, suggesting the tradition of a Horus name as the sole name of kings might have already evolved.

As the story goes on there are increasing references to the distinction between real life and comic books and a couple mentions that life does not have sequels.

In 1980 Paulin published a second collection of verse, The Strange Museum, and three years later Liberty Tree, which was marked by more adventurous use of language and increased reference to the values of 18th-century republicanism.