Sentence examples for increasingly common now from inspiring English sources

"It is becoming increasingly common now because people are discovering it," Ms. Mills said.

It is the sort of national conversation, increasingly common now, that did not exist before in a land where the printed press and broadcast media largely remain controlled by a Communist Party more interested in directing public opinion than in reflecting on the national mood.

In the other semifinal game, Gaza United, the so-called miracle team coached by the Most Precious Phil Jackson, will meet the Kinshasa Coven, a predominately female team, increasingly common now that the male goon technique of bumphing (hitting the bludger toward the crowd) is being dealt with so severely.

Despite these scientific concerns, we nevertheless consider that the focal species approach may be an important social hook to stimulate restoration activities in degraded landscapes that are now increasingly common not only in Australia, but also in many other parts of the world.

While wireless health-­tracking technology is increasingly common, until now it has been used only to record direct physical attributes such as heart rate, not to follow a person's mental state.

Although there are no precise statistics on the incidence and consequences of polypharmacy, experts report that it is an increasingly common problem now that so many people live into their 70's and beyond, when nagging physical discomforts and chronic health problems often arise.

This increasingly common phenomenon is now nicknamed a "down-round IPO".

The Blitz app works by utilizing both APIs and deep linking technology, the latter which is now an increasingly common feature in today's mobile applications.

Mr. Sacui's predicament, unheard of during the dot-com boom, is now increasingly common.

And it is now increasingly common to see "citizen activists" cleaning up our foreshores.

In-air Wi-Fi is now increasingly common on domestic routes in America, and on long-haul routes elsewhere.