Sentence examples for increasingly assumed from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the late 20th century, Baden increasingly assumed the role of a suburb of Vienna.

Joining the ranks of fire hydrants, pay-phone booths and signposts before them, the bike kiosks have increasingly assumed an expanded role.

As the electronic media grew more sophisticated technologically, elections increasingly assumed the appearance of a personal struggle between the leaders of the principal parties concerned.

Mr. Bashir, whose brother, Adm. Noman Bashir, is commander of the Pakistani Navy, is known to work closely with the Pakistani military establishment, which has increasingly assumed control of foreign policy from the civilian government in recent months.

Many note that his bleak and unflattering depiction of a traditional Muslim society comes at a time when the defense of laïcité, the French model of secularism, has increasingly assumed anti-Muslim undertones, and when the far-right National Front was able to beat all other parties in the 2014 European Parliament elections, with nearly twenty-five per cent of the vote.

Meanwhile, militias continued to muster — the Continental Army was disbanded at the end of the Revolutionary War — but the national defense was increasingly assumed by the United States Army; by the middle of the nineteenth century, the United States had a standing army, after all.

Its vast population increasingly assumes victory should be the norm.

Second, the press increasingly assumes that any suspect in a major crime case is fair game.

Until recently the US largely shaped globalisation but now China is increasingly assuming that role.

Although they will have to root out remnants of Iraqi forces, troops stationed in Iraq will increasingly assume peacekeeping duties.

In the absence of parents' putting on the behavioral brakes, schools are increasingly assuming the traditional parental role.