Sentence examples for increasingly an issue from inspiring English sources
Several leftwing NGOs believe the language used to describe them is increasingly an issue.
There, as in the Middle East, non-communicable lifestyle diseases are increasingly an issue.
"Discontinuance" is increasingly an issue in Britain, where two recent takeover attempts failed partly owing to bidders' fears of giant, ill-tallied pension liabilities.Even so, the new rules should give a more standardised, grimmer picture of companies' pension plans.
Not everyone is so acutely aware of how they might mine their own lives, but it's increasingly an issue in a theatre culture where there has been a shift from people pretending to be someone else to being themselves.
Piggybacking, makers of wireless routers say, is increasingly an issue for people who live in densely populated areas like New York City or Chicago, or for anyone clustered in apartment buildings in which Wi-Fi radio waves, with an average range of about 200 feet, can easily bleed through walls, floors and ceilings.
"The 'housing crisis' is increasingly an issue of how our housing stock is shared between younger and older generations," said IF co-founder Angus Hanton.
