Sentence examples for increasingly experience from inspiring English sources

These gloomy warnings are becoming grimly regular fodder for Pacific islanders to digest and, increasingly, experience first-hand.

"Coastal systems and low-lying areas will increasingly experience adverse impacts such as submergence, coastal flooding, and coastal erosion due to relative sea level rise," the report stated.

In other words, by helping to maintain a healthy ecosystem, wolves are connected to climate change: without them, these landscapes would be more vulnerable to the effects of those big weather events we will increasingly experience as the planet warms.

… It is substantially likely that McGuire will remain awake and actively conscious for up to five minutes, during which he will increasingly experience air hunger as the drugs suppress his ability to breathe".

Moreover, after a longer period, we increasingly experience familiarity upon acting with, or within, structures.

Mountainous grassland landscapes increasingly experience modified management and land use, which are often triggered by socio-economic and climate change.

It might also prepare them for the lack of fan respect they are increasingly experiencing.

The trouble is that consumers are increasingly experiencing healthier soft drinks and bottled water, rather than sugary cola.

As climate change brings more extreme hurricanes and intense unseasonal rain, smallholders around the plantations are increasingly experiencing floods that destroy their subsistence crops and ruin their houses.

Certainly not the world's poorest countries, which are desperate for the kind of economic development and prosperity seen in the west and, increasingly, experienced by many traditionally developing countries.

Perfectionism can have serious implications, and there are growing concerns about the health and happiness of girls – in the UK, a Department for Education survey this week found that girls are increasingly experiencing anxiety and depression.