Sentence examples for increasingly being fed from inspiring English sources

Over-the-counter derivative trades are increasingly being fed through clearinghouses, reducing the havoc that bespoke, uncollateralised trades can wreak.

These contain the corn's protein and other nutrients and are increasingly being fed to cows, pigs and chickens near ethanol factories around the country.

Since the middle of the twentieth century, however, some little fish — forage fish, to be precise — have faced radically increased threats from humans, and, by extension, from the pigs and chickens that the fish are increasingly being fed to.

Since the middle of the twentieth century, however, some little fish forage fish, to be precise have faced radically increased threats from humans, and, by extension, from the pigs and chickens that the fish are increasingly being fed to.

Sophie Frebillot, 19, a philosophy student, said that student assemblies over the past few weeks were "increasingly being fed by an outcry that's growing more and more generalized," and then cited "tons of problems in society in general, and this movement against the pension reforms allows us to express that discontent, too".

But beyond the best laid plans of squirrels and humans is the primary goal of bringing creative, interactive, handcrafted entertainment to 21st-century viewers who are increasingly being fed a steady diet of desensitized programming.

In my observation, evangelicals increasingly are fed up with the way the Christian church has often spoken to and about gays and lesbians in the recent past.

Todt will also reassure the teams that the jailed Bahraini-Danish activist, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, who has been on hunger strike for two months and whose condition has been reported as increasingly frail, is being "fed lightly".

Increasingly, actionable results are being fed back to research participants, for example, in some population studies where new genomic techniques are used, with implications for the informed consent procedure [Knoppers et al., 2013].

Increasingly, Arizonans are fed up with national notoriety.

Many executives increasingly say they are fed up with managed care, which was supposed to control costs.