Sentence examples for increasingly high level from inspiring English sources

I've learned that the more successful you are, the bigger a target you have on your back, and the more stress there is to keep performing at an increasingly high level.

"[Pastor Abedini's] situation has been receiving an increasingly high level of attention in the United States.

The FSA pointed out when it published its survey on the effect of low income on diet that middle-class people were eating increasingly high levels of junk, too.

One Arara community has been completely dysfunctional for the past 4 years: their land has been invaded, with increasingly high levels of deforestation and illegal logging associated with the pressure of building the mega-dam.

"These results are a damning indictment of supermarkets and consumers will be rightly shocked at the failure of trusted household brands to stem the tide of increasingly high levels of campylobacter," said Richard Lloyd from the organisation.

For the modern industry, diagnostic failures have been an area where huge sums of money is wasted through increasingly high levels of unscheduled removals.

Richard Lloyd, executive director of Which?, said: "These results are a damning indictment of supermarkets and consumers will be rightly shocked at the failure of trusted household brands to stem the tide of increasingly high levels of campylobacter.

Jerry Petherick, G4S's managing director of custody and detention services, said: "HMP Birmingham is an inner-city remand prison which faces exceptional challenges including increasingly high levels of prisoner violence towards staff and fellow prisoners.

Integrating increasingly high levels of variable generation in U.S. electricity markets requires addressing not only power system and grid modeling challenges but also an understanding of how market participants react and adapt to them.

While some discrimination persists - many small shopkeepers still refuse to have more than two commissioners on their premises at any one time - there is evidence of increasingly high levels of self-esteem, demonstrated last week in the UK commissioners' new report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.

The Cornwall charity has been successfully working with mothers aged under 23 on their health, aspirations and ways to move out of poverty since 1992, but with tight budgets and increasingly high levels of need, had never been able to afford a significant external evaluation.