Sentence examples for increasing these days from inspiring English sources
The penetration of distributed generation (DG) in electrical power systems is rapidly increasing these days and more attention is drawn to maintain a healthy distribution system.
On the other hand, due to simple structure of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSM) and its high applications in industry, the use of this machine is dramatically increasing these days.
Lithium is one of the most important elements in various fields including energy storage, medicine manufacturing and the glass industry, and demands for lithium are constantly increasing these days.
As the number of foreign tourists is increasing these days, countryside area is also attracting tourists' attention.
Crowds are also increasing these final summer days at Blacks Beach near San Diego, at Mazo Beach on the lower Wisconsin River and at Gunnison Beach in Sandy Hook, N.J., a "dress optional" sand strip run by the National Park Service that was recently deemed by the Clean Beaches Council, an environmental group, one of the top 10 beaches in the United States.
An increasing number these days are young boys.
The phrase "enemy of God" is used with increasing frequency these days.
IT is generally the case in Britain that theater directors make their names in the classics or, with increasing regularity these days, shift their focus to the screen.
A few of these districts look like something wiggling under a microscope, but they keep their hosts in office until death, retirement or, with increasing frequency these days, time spent in jail.
But the 10percentt rule, which seemed to skirt the tricky issue of race so deftly, is coming under increasing attack these days as many wealthy parents complain that their children are not getting a fair shake.
That problem is attracting increasing attention these days from Long Island's business and community leaders, who fear that the housing crunch faced by young workers may hurt the region's economic vibrancy and competitiveness.
