Sentence examples for increasingly accentuated from inspiring English sources
In the case of the one-child transnational families, where parents and only children are separated by distance and borders, the tension between the needs of ageing parents and a child's overseas settlement is likely to be increasingly accentuated.
It is quite likely that, with the increasingly accentuated inclusion of these professionals in the Brazilian public healthcare system, such recognition is closer to becoming reality.
There is a long-term pattern of MPP under the current flow regime that is likely to be accentuated by increasingly common large floods with extended duration.
Mr Schein says it is easier for managers to hire a coach than to give an unsatisfactory employee a bleak performance appraisal.And yet such "derailment coaching" is not much fun for coaches either, and it rarely achieves much, so the coaching industry is increasingly trying to accentuate the positive, even urging companies to use their services as a perk to retain high-fliers.
The very high rates of infant and childhood mortality were dropping precipitously, and survivors of low birthweight (largely related to global maternal malnutrition and disadvantage) were increasingly surviving to adult life, to express the accentuated susceptibility to chronic disease predicted by the Barker hypothesis [ 5– 7].
Yet no industry could exercise so dark an allure - something accentuated by the profile of smokers, skewed increasingly towards the poor, the young, and, frankly, the darker-skinned and further away.
Population density affects the operational sex ratio, becoming increasingly male biased with increasing density because of the asynchronous nature of spawning among females that is accentuated as access to breeding territories becomes limiting (Fleming and Gross 1994).
As a result, Miami is increasingly a generically Hispanic city rather than a specifically Cuban-American city, a tendency that is likely to be accentuated as more and more of the newer immigrants gain citizenship and the right to vote.
He accentuated new priorities.
Mr Gerhardt accentuated that feeling.
