Sentence examples for increasingly attempts to from inspiring English sources

Increasingly attempts to capture the embodied knowledge and values of citizens are also brought into this contested terrain.

Pairings persisted, but they were increasingly attempts to rebrand aging icons (the Sinatra project was first, and others followed: Barbra Streisand, Tony Bennett, Paul Anka) or to demonstrate nostalgic technology (Nat King Cole's posthumous collaboration with his daughter Natalie).

To reduce the number of test animals, therefore, programs such as the EDSP have made increasingly attempts to include in vitro methodologies that are based on stable cells lines or sub-cellular compartments and modeling approaches (e.g. QSAR) in their testing scheme where possible.

Republican-controlled states have increasingly attempted to introduce voter ID laws in recent years.

Mr. Modi has increasingly attempted to recast himself as a "developmentalist" with a strong economic record in Gujarat.

The Congressional investigators said they thought that criminals "may increasingly attempt to use the securities industry to launder money".

The former president of cable network Showtime has a reputation for both turning around ailing television channels and supporting risk-taking drama, and since his arrival NBC has increasingly attempted to compete with the Fox network on its own territory.

Given the right set of conditions, the crowd will almost always outperform any number of employees – a fact that companies are becoming aware of and are increasingly attempting to exploit.

Putin is also much less susceptible to public pressure than US politicians are (given his alleged heavy-handed dealings with his opponents) and has increasingly attempted to implement draconian internet surveillance laws which he'll surely use to his advantage if the US does go through with this plan.

Yet the features increasingly attempt to draw the physical world into the Web.

Researchers are increasingly attempting to understand the differential effects of programmes in population subgroups.