Sentence examples for increasingly count on from inspiring English sources

Indian drug companies are the biggest supplier of pharmaceuticals in Nigeria, with revenues growing by 35% a year.Most Indian firms come to Africa under their own steam, but they can increasingly count on their government's political and diplomatic heft.

Many big drug companies have few major breakthroughs coming from their own labs and are increasingly counting on licensing drugs from biotechnology companies.

They're the external professionals your organization increasingly counts on: freelancers, gigsters, advisers, and consultants, the people we call agile talent in our new book.

Mr. Gingrich and Rick Santorum are building their organizations on the fly, and are increasingly counting on help from local and national Tea Party groups and on outreach to evangelicals.

The country is increasingly counting on tourism to fuel its economy, and the Roman ruins of Pompeii -- a frozen glimpse of the country's long-buried imperial past -- are actually one of the engines of its future.

Yet even as concerns about the price of oil and global warming have intensified along with cries that the industry do something about it U.S. energy policy has become increasingly impossible to count on, causing major problems for companies.

Most voters' votes will increasingly count for less.

Neither unions nor chambers of commerce seemed suited to a generation that increasingly can't count on having a fixed place of work.

Police, local officials and pro-Ukraine activists thought the destruction of the encampment would improve the security situation in Odessa, while pro-Russia activists, increasingly marginalised, counted on it raising their profile.

If the cost of playing each game is $1, and one is playing very many games, one can count on coming out increasingly close to a net gain (payout minus cost) of $1 per game.

You will help me so I don't get deported?" The longtime immigrant-rights organizer increasingly answers, point-blank: Don't count on it.