Sentence examples for increasingly centred from inspiring English sources

"Downside risks dominate and have become increasingly centred on emerging and developing countries," it said.

There his work became increasingly centred on epigenetics and understanding how DNA methylation controls gene expression.

Health care became increasingly centred on biomedicine, and a division of labour proliferated.

At the same time, the British "country trade" increasingly centred on the illegal importation of opium into China from India as a means of paying for the British purchases of tea and silk.

The dispute has increasingly centred on two Respect meetings in Galloway's east London constituency to decide the delegate list for the party's forthcoming conference.

The crisis is increasingly centred on a small part of the Syria where foreign powers and local proxies jostle each other.

Another way of putting it is: how are we/they going to get a caring government voted in by an increasingly self-centred electorate?

Felix was a pioneer broadcaster and the BBC's first North American correspondent but later became increasingly self-centred, neurotic and credulous.

Although a brief explanation usually sets the record straight, it's still perplexing to consider that even at 17 or 18 these people have not been made aware of the role an engineer in today's increasingly STEM-centred world.

Dividing his father into the "young Saul" who gave him his own liberal values, and the "old Saul" who became increasingly self-centred and reactionary, Greg stakes out a territory for himself from which he can admire one and stand up to the other, while loving – and feeling loved by – both.

Studies of this type can thus help to stimulate new discussions in the healthcare sector, leading to the formulation of increasingly patient-centred care concepts in the long term.