Sentence examples for increasingly cultural from inspiring English sources

The northern antipathy to Tories appears increasingly cultural.

Direct flights, tourism and, increasingly, cultural exchanges have blossomed.

Freedland means the Chinese New Year: in The Third Woman the US is in total economic (and, increasingly, cultural) thrall to China.

The final loss of Italy seemed to underline the fact of the permanent division between the Greek East and the Latin West, which was now not only geographical and political but also increasingly cultural and ecclesiastical.

The World Trade Bridge between Laredo and its Mexican twin is one of the world's busiest, with 9,000 trucks crossing a day.This openness is increasingly cultural as well as economic.

CULTURAL BONDS Increasingly nonprofit cultural institutions are issuing bonds as a way to raise revenue, Entrepreneur writes.

Nonetheless, in the 20th century, developments of mass culture across class lines were increasingly important with cultural and social homogeneity increasingly going hand in hand.

A confident and increasingly indispensable cultural fixture.

Increasingly, local cultural organizations have provided the arts activities, often through Boces.

She is right that gaming – an increasingly recognised cultural force – belongs to everyone.

Sponsorship from fashion companies can be found from Paris to New York and, increasingly, for cultural projects in Asia.