Sentence examples for increasingly in terms of from inspiring English sources

Snowden has built his argument on the moral imperative for leaking the NSA document trove increasingly in terms of human rights, not least relating to privacy.

If you are talking about the condition of Britain overall, I think you would have to say this country is stronger economically, fairer and in terms of our education system, and increasingly in terms of our health system, improving.

Schelling is therefore confronted with explaining why there is a transition from the absolute to the finite world, a finite world which he comes to see increasingly in terms of the suffering and tragedy it has to involve.

Crassulacean acid metabolism physiotypes are well studied in terms of physiology, especially their gas exchange and biochemistry and, increasingly, in terms of molecular biology.

Any psychosocial treatments for AUD that are effective at changing behavior must interact at some level with the pathophysiological processes that maintain AUD, which themselves are being understood increasingly in terms of the functioning of specific neural systems.

Moreover, such constructs may be difficult to relate to the underlying pathophysiology of addiction, which is understood increasingly in terms of highly specific affective, motivational, cognitive and neural processes.

"It is looking to international expansion and is increasingly diversified in terms of its product offerings".

"These two activities have increasingly converged in terms of their investment process and the nature of the investors they attract.

This trend contrasts with short-range individual storm predictions, which are getting increasingly accurate in terms of forecast track.

Despite the success of the Rawlins series, it is obvious that over the last decade Mosley has felt increasingly fidgety in terms of genre.

"Wireless technology is relatively new, and we had noticed over several years that texting had become increasingly abused in terms of driving.