Sentence examples for increasingly considering from inspiring English sources

His administration is increasingly considering a settlement similar to the one reached with Aceh in 2005.

"Boards are increasingly considering the public perception that overly aggressive pay packages create," said Barbara M. Barrett, a director of three public companies, including Raytheon.

Businesses and consultancies are increasingly considering potential candidates in terms of their core skills and competencies, rather than focusing solely on prior experience.

Wes Streeting, president of the National Union of Students, said students were increasingly considering universities' green statistics when considering where to apply.

Bookies are increasingly considering the film a shoo-in to triumph in the best comedy or musical category, and currently quoting 1/2 odds for it to take best picture at next year's Oscars.

So far it has been the smaller colleges that have predominantly been affected by this, but with funding reductions expected to continue over the next few years, larger colleges are increasingly considering the move.

But that is increasingly considered old-school thinking.

"Music and politics, it seems, are increasingly considered to be separate domains," he continues.

Politically, even the idea of a breakaway Greece is increasingly considered anathema.

But locally, Wake's system is increasingly considered unwieldy and problematic, if not outright unpopular.

Traditional methods for confronting hoarders are increasingly considered draconian and ineffective, creating new problems.