Sentence examples for increasingly held from inspiring English sources
The country appeared richer, but it was in riches increasingly held by the few.
But the credentials for admission are increasingly held by the children of those who are already members.
Roman Catholic churches celebrate the first Christmas mass at midnight, and Protestant churches have increasingly held Christmas candlelight services late on the evening of December 24.
Auditors are increasingly held liable to third parties, including investors and creditors, who rely on the audited financial statements in making investment decisions.
Mr Khan reckons that although the bulk of OPEC's surplus revenues has so far gone into dollar-denominated assets, those assets are increasingly held outside the United States.
During that period, companies increasingly held down the growth of dividends, with many paying none at all, partly to save cash for expansion.
The shops increasingly hold live gigs too.
This view is increasingly holding sway among OECD countries.
Now, as clients increasingly hold agencies accountable for effective ads, the researchers are in demand.
Autocomplete also increasingly holds up a mirror directly in front of you: predictions may come from searches that you have entered in the past.
According to their vision, voters and the media will increasingly hold "local governments, not Whitehall, responsible for the conduct and direction of local affairs".
