Sentence examples for increasingly founded from inspiring English sources
But his wealth was increasingly founded upon deception.
Manhattan society, which the more one thinks of it astonishes one the more, is increasingly founded on no cloth at all.
Otherwise they play straight into the hands of the Kremlin-run media, whose raison d'etre is increasingly founded on its gleeful willingness to highlight western inconsistencies.
Patrolling the Airwaves The marriage of technology and journalism -- and not just in television -- is increasingly founded on advances in wireless technology, and that is where Mr. Libin and his wireless SWAT team come in.
He added that accusations of elitism, a charge often levelled against classical music, were increasingly well founded, due to government policies that appeared to marginalise the subject.
This is the new proactive work of patient-hood for which patients are increasingly accountable: founded on ideas about self-care, self-empowerment, and self-actualization, and on new technologies and treatment modalities which can be shifted from the clinic into the community.
These metaphors can be read in quite deterministic ways and have led to some social scientists expressing concerns that increased knowledge of human biology will lead to an increasingly reductionistic worldview where moral and ethical frameworks will be founded increasingly on biological attributes (see Kaye 1997).
But increasingly, says Casey Ellis, who founded and oversees the Bugcrowd web community, the rewards are cold, hard cash.
While products and businesses are increasingly moving online, Mike Weishuhn and Andrew Geant founded WyzAnt in 2005 to bring an online marketplace to a market where service providers still live mostly offline: Tutors.
Increasingly political, in 1980 he founded the Field Day Theater Company in Derry with Brian Friel to make art that might create greater understanding among their country's warring factions.
