Sentence examples for increasingly charging from inspiring English sources

AIRLINES are increasingly charging to let passengers reserve window and aisle seats, leaving families stuck paying extra to sit together.

As a scare tactic, officers are increasingly charging pecan thieves with burglary instead of trespassing, Mr. Mulholland, the district attorney, said.

BE, Barnstaple, Devon Car hire firms are increasingly charging for loss of use when there is an accident – this is the loss of rental income while the car is repaired.

Nearly all of the complaints, including the one from W. H and Whitehouse Hotel, accuse Marriott of engaging in self-dealing and profiteering by procuring hotel supplies through Avendra, a private company in which Marriott is the majority owner, and of increasingly charging various fees without providing supporting invoices.

Banks are increasingly charging both for using their ATMs if you're not a customer, and using another banks machines if you are.

As top colleges grow increasingly competitive, the application process has become increasingly charged with anxiety.

But the study is unlikely to end the increasingly charged debate about vaccine safety.

12.11pm GMT The quarterly GDP data has become increasingly charged with political implications as the next election draws nearer (scheduled for May 2015).

In his Comment in this week's issue, Lawrence Wright discusses the increasingly charged public debate over plans to construct Park51, an Islamic community center, several blocks north of Ground Zero.

After 20 days' competition, Stage 20 is the usual ceremonial route through the outskirts of Paris, ending on the Champs Élysées after seven increasingly charged laps around the city centre.

They may be hoping to capitalise on a turbulent year for New Zealand, during which the privileged leader of the National party was increasingly charged with being "out of touch" with middle New Zealand – traditionally his strongest support base.