Sentence examples for increasingly diffused from inspiring English sources

In modern companies and democracies, power is increasingly diffused and traditional hierarchies are being undermined, making soft power ever more important.

After all, globalisation and the new supranational clubs mean that sovereignty is increasingly diffused and nation-states are not as self-sufficient as they were.

"Power and authority in Iraq have become increasingly diffused, with various players now exercising unilateral power over the use of force," said Ramzy Mardini, a nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council.

This transition takes place gradually rather than radically and while new systems (e.g. Building Information Modelling) become increasingly diffused in the industry, many legacy systems and practices are left intact.

But his work was also increasingly diffused in surgeries, seminars and workshops in Norwich and Newcastle, and he worked closely with WG Sebald, the founding director of the British Centre for Literary Translation, whose robust views on the lack of sensitive translations into English from foreign languages he shared.

To accommodate the increasingly diffused nature of marketing, firms have been reorganizing and inventing new department structures.

By the late 1590s his championing of his native Scottish tradition was to some extent diffused by the increasingly expected prospect of inheritance of the English throne, and some courtier poets who followed the king to London after 1603, such as William Alexander, were starting to anglicise their written language.

Fired clay vessels were made as early as 4000 bce in Ecuador and Colombia, and it is probable that the idea of their manufacture gradually diffused north to the increasingly sedentary peoples of Mesoamerica.

CDSS have become increasingly popular in healthcare, and have diffused rapidly across the NHS, for example to support GP prescribing e.g. 'PRODIGY', [ 27] and diagnosis and treatment decisions by doctors and nurses e.g. Odyssey 'TAS', [ 28].

Upon Bradley's retirement two decades later, political power in City Hall became diffused, and citizens, especially those living in outlying areas, complained increasingly about bureaucratic red tape, inadequate city services, and insufficient representation on the city council.

It is consistent with observations that oxide growth and its breakdown due to diffused microcracking under the TBC layer consumes most of the life under thermal cycling as evidenced by increasingly higher thermal wave amplitude with increasing number of thermal cycles with absence of coating delamination and buckling until near the end of TBC life.