Sentence examples for increasingly insisted on from inspiring English sources

Moreover, marketing officers have increasingly insisted on finding ways other than 30-second television commercials to engage consumers.

In the formerly colonized societies, local anthropologists began to dominate ethnographic research, and community leaders increasingly insisted on controlling the agenda of field-workers.

But he also increasingly insisted on the greatness of Greek culture, its poetry in particular, and its contribution to later civilisation.

Supermarkets increasingly insisted on similar profit margins for organic products as for conventional items.

Prominent voices within the financial sector are increasingly insisting on one point: We have ended "too big to fail".

Digital advertising is growing nearly four times as fast as advertising overall; alternative channels cost less than traditional ones; and management increasingly insists on proof of ROI.

Some of the lawyers I met said that women increasingly insist on being represented when inheritances are divided.

Other industries — such as Silicon Valley — have followed Wall Street's example, and are increasingly insisting on arbitration agreements with employees.

Due to demonstrated health, safety, and performance benefits to children from delayed school start time, academics and government agencies in the United States are increasingly insisting on starting schools at or after 8 30 AM – the time recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

"Nutritionists now increasingly insist on the need for more diverse agro-ecosystems in order to ensure a more diversified nutrient output," it said.

For Americans, who want excellent food but increasingly insist on eating it in a setting with more flair than formality, the answer is a counter.