Sentence examples for increasingly looking at from inspiring English sources

"We're increasingly looking at things with more of a business sense," Ms. Anderson said.

Scientists and designers are increasingly looking at ways to blur the boundaries between biology and fashion.

"They are increasingly looking at the Republican Party as an option," Ms. Cardona said.

And tighter credit in the United States has developers increasingly looking at emerging markets.

But he says news services are also increasingly looking at Vine.

The growing focus on sustainability means that luxury providers are increasingly looking at containers through green-tinted glasses.

In March, the new government set the 2013 gross domestic product growth target at 7.5 percent, a goal which increasingly looks at risk.

Otherwise, with the food-safety inspection system clearly overwhelmed, other countries will increasingly look at the United States as a dumping ground for substandard food shipments, Mr. Hubbard said.

If McCall and Saracens learned from the "men-versus-boys" beating by Clermont two seasons ago, then French clubs will increasingly look at how English sides prepare, especially if Saracens go one further in next month's final against Toulon.

"In an economy in which it's hard to raise prices," Mr. Sullivan said, "companies have increasingly looked at the cost side and tried to figure out how to improve the bottom line.

Switzerland's IMD business school focuses heavily on family companies, and Harvard Business School puts on a popular executive-education course especially for them.Wealthy families increasingly look at themselves as collective enterprises with different branches, including family philanthropy as well as core businesses.