Sentence examples for increasing talk of from inspiring English sources

With increasing talk of potential default on its sovereign debt, Ireland has become the weakest link in the euro.

There is also increasing talk of rain later today and more enduringly tomorrow, condemning the match to a watery finale if proved correct.

Meanwhile, the Hutaree (pronounced Hu-TAR-ay), as the Stone group was called, was going the other direction, with increasing talk of violence.

"This increasing talk of currency wars is very much overblown," Olivier Blanchard, the chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, said in January.

There is increasing talk of what happens after that, and whether – if nothing much changes on the ground – Palestinians will follow their Arab brothers and sisters and try to force change by their own actions.

From the conservative blogosphere to the salons of Budapest's chattering classes, there is increasing talk of the need for a new party, one that combines tolerance, diversity and, most of all, modernity.

The trip has increased talk of a space race with China.

The sharp rise in rates has spurred increased talk of some form a debt restructuring.

Federer's loss Wednesday in the second round of the tournament to unseeded Gilles Simon has only increased talk of Nadal's ascension.

Today, Senators Arlen Specter (R-PA) and Tom Harkin (D-IA) held a hearing at which a panel of scientists affirmed that, despite increased talk of "alternatives," there's no substitute for tried and true methods for deriving new lines of human embryonic stem cells.

Following the terror attacks in Brussels in March that saw 32 people killed and more than 300 people injured, The New York Times reported increased talk of Flemish secession, with some asking whether Belgium's French-dominated government could deal with the polarizing issues of immigration and terrorism — or whether the Flemish would be better to go it alone.