Sentence examples for increasingly doing that from inspiring English sources

I hope, as I find myself increasingly doing, that it comes out on the Switch, which more and more feels like the natural venue for this kind of wonderful indie experimentation.

Increasingly, pitchers are doing that better.

Libraries, and increasingly pirates, are doing that job and have been doing that job for centuries.

In health care, and even in education, for-profit companies are increasingly doing things that used to be reserved for non-profits.

Until recently the focus of WHO and donor agencies has been very largely on infants, children and those of reproductive age, but it is no longer defensible to assume either that the rural poor will not survive to old age – they increasingly do – or that younger women in the household will continue to be willing and available to help with basic needs.

But educators increasingly do, and that is why college admissions are now in such upheaval.

Our corporations could, and now increasingly do, express that collaborative spirit; community drives organizations.

"It was becoming increasingly untenable to do that, given the scale of the problem.

Mr. Ernst, of McKinsey, said that managing alliances was critical, "because the outcome of your business depends increasingly on how you do that".

But when you want to share something with the world, or a larger group of friends, the place to do that increasingly is on Twitter or Facebook.

"But it's increasingly difficult for them to do that".