Sentence examples for increasingly crops from inspiring English sources

Acne was once rare, but now bothers 90% of people at some stage in their lives, and increasingly crops up on the faces of adults, particularly women in their 20s and 30s.

It is so much more (and so much better) than a red-cupped latte flavour, or the eggnog cheesecakes, brûlées, marshmallows or ice cream that it increasingly crops up as.

"Talk of Bush-Clinton fatigue is increasingly cropping up in the national political debate," Benac goes on.

It is spreading from the countryside to the cities and, borne by migrant workers and other travellers, is increasingly cropping up in the rich world.

Cosmopolitan restaurants are increasingly cropping up; expected to open in the coming year are a towering Hilton hotel, two expansive malls and a sleek highway connecting Kampala with the neighboring town of Entebbe, site of the country's international airport.

Laws criminalizing basic human behavior, such as eating, sleeping or sitting in public places, are increasingly cropping up across the country even as homelessness is on the rise, according to a report released Tuesday by advocates for the homeless.

These increasingly popular crops -- amaranth, baby bok choi, water spinach, lemon grass -- fetch better prices in cities.

"People are increasingly demanding crops grown with less insecticide than 40 years ago, when everything was covered in DDT," he says.

However, land prices probably have increased since then due to competing uses for increasingly valuable crops of soybeans, sugar cane, or corn.

Cotton became an increasingly important crop during the 19th century.

Cereals are also cultivated (particularly wheat and barley), and rapeseed has become an increasingly important crop.