Sentence examples for increasingly highly from inspiring English sources

The state's service industries are also increasingly highly developed.

This creates challenges in terms of content and service delivery; are showing increasingly highly polarised circumstances and needs.

It was Ed Balls, much maligned at the time but now increasingly highly regarded, who pointed out that the 2008-09 financrisisrisis had economic effects that were the peacetime equivalent of war.

Broadening of this distribution across time indicates that the network is becoming more ingrained, with increasingly highly connected subsets of codes, hence higher z-scores, while pairs that span between these conventional units are thus increasingly perceived as atypical.

Trailers are increasingly highly stylized and better produced than ever.

How could they not aspire to be number 1 in Asia, and in time the world?" The Chinese strategy, Lee maintains, will revolve around their "huge and increasingly highly skilled and educated workers to out-sell and out-build all others".

The European Union (EU) has an ever-increasingly highly industrialized and specialized pig production sector [ 1], and is the second largest pig producer in the world with 22.6 million tons of pork produced in 2012 [ 2].

They are actually the result of the increasingly fragmented, highly pressured and insecure patterns of work.

Europe, like the rest of the global economy, increasingly needs highly educated workers.

And in Texas the differential in earnings between oil jobs and others has increased in recent years, since the industry increasingly requires highly qualified people.

However, the curve tracing out this cyclical relationship has drifted upwards (see chart 2).Part of the reason is that employers increasingly want highly educated workers, so those with poor educational levels are ill-equipped for the jobs on offer.