Sentence examples for increasingly check from inspiring English sources

Employers increasingly check credit.

Employers increasingly check criminal histories of applicants, and those with a criminal conviction are barred from many licensed trades in New York, including being a barber or a boxer, the association said in a report.

They have lost longtime jobs as employers increasingly check identity papers, and even those who are not Arab or Muslim say they have encountered more suspicion from bosses, co-workers and neighbors.

Borrowers who default can face a lifetime of consequences, including inability to borrow for a car or a house, wage garnishment, seizure of tax refunds, or even, in an era when employers increasingly check credit reports, difficulty in getting a job.

Since becoming a publicly traded company in May, investors have doubted the company's ability to sell ads on mobile phones as its users increasingly check status updates and upload photos from phones instead of desktops or laptops.

Personal branding is important in the age of Google and social media -- especially when employers are now increasingly checking you out online before you're interviewed.

This proposal would be a double whammy for many job seekers, because employers are also increasingly checking the credit reports of potential hires.

Time once spent weighing the details of individual cases is increasingly spent checking that requests for broad data-collection are legitimate.

But the San Francisco Fed, which oversaw the nation's largest mortgage lender, Countrywide Financial, did not move to check its increasingly indiscriminate lending.

While people may not always want to buy off the Internet, they are increasingly using it to check prices and learn more about the items they are interested in purchasing.

Listening to radio, you increasingly hear the words "Check us out on Facebook and Instagram" versus "Check us out on Facebook and Twitter".