Sentence examples for increasingly being determined from inspiring English sources

He expects it to stay below that level for three to five years, if not longer.As a result, gas exploration in America is increasingly being determined by the prices of oil and NGLs.

This understanding of institutions entails that politics, as a form of action directed towards the social totality as a whole, must treat this totality, on the one hand, as being dependent on natural and biological facts that limit its potential transformations and, on the other hand, as increasingly being determined by laws of its own (GW 14: 432).

As technology further dictates the rules of our world, our whole being will increasingly be determined by its limitations.

With a growing proportion of under-five deaths occurring amongst newborns, child survival will increasingly be determined by national and global success in reducing newborn deaths.

But increasingly, they are determined to show they will not be pushed around by a country they view as a fading superpower.

Together with Russian military provocations against NATO forces in and around the Baltic, this move seems to validate the observations of Western analysts who argue that under Vladimir Putin, an increasingly aggressive Russia is determined to dominate its neighbors and menace Europe. .

What joins them is the common sentiment that an increasingly autocratic Mr Erdogan is determined to impose his worldview.

There were high hopes, but it became increasingly obvious that Charles Taylor was determined to maintain dictatorial powers and had little commitment to an honest government or to the well-being of the people.

During the 10th and 11th centuries, particularly on the Continent, where the monarchies did not have sufficient power to collect their share of the wergild that had been set by law, fines were determined increasingly by agreement or judicial decision.

Iranian officials are fully aware of Mr. Ross's views — and are increasingly suspicious that he is determined that the Obama administration make, as one senior Iranian diplomat said to us, "an offer we can't accept," simply to gain international support for coercive action.

In recent years, North Korea has made it increasingly clear that it is determined to keep its nuclear weapons at whatever costs, undermining a once-popular belief that the Pyongyang government's brinkmanship was a mere bargaining ploy designed to get as many concessions as possible in exchange for nuclear weapons.