Sentence examples for increasingly covering from inspiring English sources

Food banks are increasingly covering for shortcomings in the social security system, the study found.

Harry Styles has also been getting in on the DIY action, letting Ed Sheeran add to the permanent miscellany that is increasingly covering his skin.

International ECEC developments, especially in the European Union and in other OECD countries have far outpaced what exists in the U.S. Preschool for 5 year olds in the form of kindergarten and a one year preparation for primary school is now taken for granted as being a universal experience, and increasingly covering a full school day.

Systematic reviews are now also increasingly covering healthcare management and policymaking [ 15].

Savage shows how, year by year for the following 20 years (when the broadcasting ban was introduced), journalists were increasingly constrained from covering the conflict as they wished.

That is partly because companies are increasingly adept at covering up breaches because disclosing vulnerabilities can leave them open to more attacks and more bad publicity.

Prosecutors have described the law as a valuable instrument against corruption at a time when officials have become increasingly sophisticated at covering their tracks.

As the show went on, long dresses took over, making the body covering increasingly like the tiger flower bed: a re-creation of tiger patterns and fur prints — so it was almost impossible to tell what was nature and what an artificial creation.

Rick Stephens, from West Midlands Police's cannabis disposal team, agrees windows - usually blackened or "polythened" - are a common giveaway, but he says criminals are getting increasingly sophisticated about covering their tracks.

In his despair, Marri had increasingly become "non-compliant," covering the closed-circuit cameras in his cell with spitballs, refusing to eat, and throwing cups of his urine at guards.

Initially sent to report on work being done at the language lab, John winds up covering the increasingly bizarre series of events that unfold when the lab is bombed and the animals disappear — only to resurface on a reality TV show called "Ape House" (on which subtitles allow viewers to understand what the bonobos are signing).