Sentence examples for increasingly captured from inspiring English sources

"Our democracies are increasingly captured by a ruling class that seeks to perpetuate its privileges," Hilton wrote.

Although the Democratic Party continued to control most of the local political offices, Republicans increasingly captured statewide offices, and Arkansas began to vote Republican in the presidential elections.

But the IT industry's most profitable layer will be services of all kinds, such as software delivered as an online service, or even business consulting.The second half of this survey looks at institutional learning, which has caused the value created by the IT industry to be increasingly captured by its customers.

Contaminants and waste products that once spewed through the coal plants' smokestacks are increasingly captured in the form of solid waste, held in huge piles in 46 states, near cities like Pittsburgh, St . Louis and Tampa Fla., and on the shores of Lake Erie, Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River.

Control of particle size and morphology has increasingly captured the attention of researchers for decades.

But, I worry that the fruits of an open economy will be increasingly captured by fewer people," Mr Singh said.

Indeed, with the rise of multinational corporations increasingly capturing our national politics, EU protections for workers' rights give us some comfort in the face of cuts to so-called red tape.

Instead we are faced with a society that increasingly captures the contrived.

Cultural, educational and humanitarian exchanges continue to be Sister Cities International's hallmarks, but a new area is increasingly capturing the imagination of our business and elected officials, that of commercial diplomacy.

In this sense, it is important that the Leiden Open Variation Database (LOVD) software is increasingly capturing phenotype data on individual mutations, and offers the ability to use HPO terms [ 61].

Increasing distance from main roads reflected increasing distance from urban areas and the factors that elevated HIV prevalence there, while increasingly capturing more isolated and sparsely populated areas with limited mobility and sexual mixing and access to health services and conditions that are generally associated with lower risks of HIV infection.