Sentence examples for increasingly imposed from inspiring English sources

Surveillance is increasingly imposed on civilised lives, and it gets worse as time goes by.

As "Blessed" grows more involved, its meaning seems increasingly imposed from without, and its internal mysteries dim.

Regulators say that in the last two or three years companies have increasingly imposed limits on trading.

But playing alongside Coutinho and behind the lone striker Divock Origi, he increasingly imposed himself here, with the 27-year-old's goal a real peach.

All this began to change in the 90's as Ms. Beattie increasingly imposed a narrative shape on her characters' stories, connecting the psychological dots while investigating consequences and causes.

The officials fear that the al-Qaida inspired affiliate, Jabhat al-Nusra, has increasingly imposed itself on how local institutions are run, meaning aid deliveries cannot credibly be kept away from a prescribed terror group.

Future industrial control/multimedia applications will increasingly impose or benefit from wireless and mobile communications.

Activists raise alarm about eroded shorelines and wildlife protection, and communities increasingly impose limits on sand mining and exports, such as opposing public funding to restore beaches that limit public access.

And states that rely on Navajo coal, like California, are increasingly imposing greenhouse gas emissions standards and requiring renewable energy purchases, banning or restricting the use of coal for electricity.

For example, our advice line has received a large number of calls about prisons increasingly imposing "closed visits", which prevent children from having any physical contact with the parent they have come to see.

What used to require three or four years of text-entry and analysis can now be done in three or four months—simply by sucking up documents from a company's intranet.Another benefit is that large firms are increasingly imposing standardised style and terminology rules across all their internal and external documents, including reports and web pages.