Sentence examples for increasingly end from inspiring English sources

Without meaningful end-of-life planning, patients will increasingly end up in medical purgatory.

Nights out increasingly end when the bell rings in whatever Nicholsons pub you've sipped flat Stella in.

Patient with minor acute conditions (such as infections) increasingly end up in the ER if they can't get quick, convenient care from their primary care doctor.

For example, the price waste pickers get for glass bottles has recently fallen, so without an incentive of profit, glass is increasingly ending up in landfill.

In an increasingly end-to-end match, substitute Little fired over the crossbar after good work by Ashton and Morrell, while Sparrow wasted a rare chance for Brighton when he shot wide.

In the past few years, these questions seem to be increasingly ending up in our courts.

In addition, the U.S. and Russian militaries have, especially since the Russian annexation of Crimea, increasingly ended up in confrontational situations.

But it's not the fair-minded "free enterprise" system touted in those freshly revised Texas guidelines for American history textbooks; rather, it's a rigged system of crony capitalism that increasingly ends in what, if we were looking at some other country, we would recognize as an unabashed kleptocracy.

Increasingly, end-of-life (EOL) care is receiving the attention of policy makers and the public, influencing debates on physician-assisted suicide shaping their expectations for care at the end of life [ 3].

The outrage it caused among the 90 children's charities who form the increasingly powerful End Child Poverty coalition was phenomenal.

Professional services are on the rise and executive spending power has boosted local retail which is becoming increasingly high end; Birmingham now has four Michelin-starred restaurants, an idea that would have seemed unthinkable in past decades.