Sentence examples for increasingly constitute from inspiring English sources

If the devoutly religious increasingly constitute one big family, why aren't Muslims a part of it?

Personal digital assistants increasingly constitute an ad hoc component of the workplace information infrastructure – and are often unsupported, unintegrated, and insecure.

"Cyber-crime has become an industry and IoT 'endpoint' devices increasingly constitute the front line of cyber-security," said George Brasher, HP UK managing director.

Projected climate change may increasingly constitute a risk to yield reliability in the east of the country.

To the extent that such communication technologies increasingly constitute part of the fabric of social life, researchers may sometimes wish to tap them when seeking to sample from hard-to-reach populations.

Most significantly, out-of-pocket expenses incurred at the point of utilization by patients, at both public and private health facilities increasingly constitute a substantial proportion of health care financing.

Rather, the field is increasingly constituted by private processes, state and local regulation, and multiple federal statutes - most notably employment laws like Title VII and the Fair Labor Standards Act - enforced by multiple actors.

To make matters worse, Latinx New Yorkers became victims of a political culture that held little place for them in decisions affecting urban development, even as they increasingly constituted a major part of New York's population.

The accounts of Joshua's campaigns (Joshua 10 11) seem to fit these realities; they are accounts of forays by a mobile community, moving ever westward, that increasingly constituted a force to be reckoned with in the open spaces between the walled cities.

Although farming is the major livelihood in Zamfara State, gold ore processing increasingly constitutes an important income source in selected areas.

He returned the economy to a sound footing, improved government planning for economic development, and pushed through political reforms essential to an orderly end to the Front (which seemed increasingly to constitute a monopoly of power by the Conservative-Liberal oligarchy).