Sentence examples for increasingly footing from inspiring English sources

For one thing, consumers are increasingly footing more of the bills for their drug choices, whether it's through higher co-pays or stricter formularies that require them to pay out-of-pocket for expensive branded primary care drugs like cholesterol-lowering statins or high blood pressure pills.

But above all, the whole episode has laid bare the injustice of how developing countries have been increasingly footing the bill for climate change.

And the government will increasingly foot the bill for ageing baby-boomers and a wider swathe of the poor.

Inside the 33,000-square-foot cement rectangle in downtown Manhattan where protesters have now been sleeping for 54 days lives a multidimensional world with increasingly specific foot-by-foot divisions, reflecting increasing divides among protesters.

Far more important is that the economy seems to be on an increasingly stable footing (see article).

"It's not the same world they had when they made Nanook of the North," he said then, making the point that globalisation has meant that kids in Cambodia and Indonesia can make records on an increasingly equal footing with his peers now.

A year and a half of meddling later, the EMBL mouse program is moving onto increasingly solid footing.

Parents, increasingly expected to foot the bill, will be worried, and this could be reason behind the government's reticence to go public with its plans.

Advocates of barefoot running contend that modern running shoes, which over the decades have increasingly swaddled feet in cushioning, may actually cause injuries in some runners rather than prevent them.

I think he's very impressive, strong and quick and increasingly sure footed.

But over-borrowing will allow schools to keep increasing tuition, while taxpayers like you and me foot the bill of an increasingly expensive student loan program.