Sentence examples for increasingly granted from inspiring English sources

Foreign companies including some from the now defunct Yugoslavia were increasingly granted large construction contracts.

Such approval was increasingly granted starting in 1982.

In a post for Commentary Magazine, D.G. Myers said black female writers have increasingly granted a number of honors in a literary affirmative action, of sorts.

In the highest corporate ranks, companies are increasingly granting restricted stock to executives.

Gavin Millar QC, a media specialist, said: "Courts are increasingly granting anonymity to claimants where withholding details of evidence used to be regarded as sufficient.

But there are growing concerns among legal experts that the UK courts are increasingly granting high-profile figures so-called "gagging orders", preventing the media from reporting details of their lives, at the expense of free speech.

In other words, they seek the same social acceptance and legal protections we increasingly grant gays, lesbians, and trans people.

Anonymity is also increasingly being granted to individual litigants.

In addition, aid, which has historically been based on need, is increasingly being granted on academic merit.

U.S. defense agencies are increasingly being granted authority and funding to fill perceived gaps" in public diplomacy and foreign economic assistance.

Patents have increasingly been granted in implausible areas never imagined by the framers of the U.S. Constitution or the legislators who drafted the Patent Act of 1952, like sending information over the Internet, or online courses, or even basic computer science concepts that have been around for 30 years or more.