Sentence examples for increasingly being talked from inspiring English sources

In the antiestablishment mood that prevails now in Argentina, she is increasingly being talked of as the country's next president, but appears indifferent to success.

Obscure cable channels are feeling the heat from major cable distributors that increasingly are talking about dropping underperforming channels from their lineups.

Surveys show Palestinians and Israelis overwhelmingly support a two-state solution, but intellectuals on both sides have increasingly been talking about a binational, single state.

He and his staff increasingly are talking about the unanimity among Democratic voters against the candidacy of presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.

The findings from our 13-country study of self-management support approaches suggest that while Europe might increasingly be talking the talk of patient participation in chronic care, it appears to be far from walking the walk.

Indeed, amid the grim images of Detroit's decay on TV reports – what Hawtin scathingly refers to as "ruin porn" – there has increasingly been talk about some kind of cultural regeneration; of an influx of artists and young creatives attracted by cheap rents, free spaces to experiment and the progressive aura that techno helped to create.

But increasingly her party is being talked about as the political arm of Pegida.

Increasingly mobile health is being talked up as a lifesaver in such areas.

Increasingly he is talked about as the one to stop the people's revolt.

Increasingly scholars are talking about the idea of corporate social responsiveness versus corporate social responsibility.

"If people feel that recycling is important – and I think they do, increasingly – then we are talking about a nationwide crisis," said David Steiner, chief executive of Waste Management, America's largest recycler that owns the Elkridge plant and 50 others.