Sentence examples for increasingly been left from inspiring English sources

In the past six years, citizens have increasingly been left to fend for themselves as President Nicolás Maduro's government has proved unable to provide even the most basic services like food, health care, electricity and, soon, water.

We have seen taxes gradually cut over the decades since the 1980s, while our system of revenue generation has increasingly been left behind by the changing nature of our economy.

The reason is that top management is often cut off from the people who know both their markets and their products best (a criticism that certainly rings true in Mr Bush's White House, though that is another story).Third, Mr Drucker is criticised for being a maverick in the management world and a maverick who has increasingly been left behind by the increasing rigour of his chosen field.

But with the Obama Administration running scared from the Tea Party backlash, Jackson has increasingly been left out to dry.

The burden to maintain low-cost housing supply is increasingly being left to housing associations.

Like other postindustrial regions around the world, it is increasingly being left behind.

Antique shops and galleries, if not actually closing down, are increasingly being left empty by their owners.

Dealing with hostage crises is increasingly being left to private-sector companies who are enjoying a boom in business.

By 2009, friends had become suspicious of Jacobs and he was increasingly being left out of sensitive discussions.

Intervention has become commonplace.Diplomacy is not dead, but it is increasingly being left to the locals under the rubric of "African solutions to African problems".

Despite talk of consultation, there is little doubt in Europe that the continent will increasingly be left to its own devices by a Bush administration.