Sentence examples for increasingly mention from inspiring English sources

Mitchell Hirsch, a Web and campaign associate for NELP, said that since late January the emails increasingly mention eviction notices along with the usual warnings about utility cutoffs.

He is increasingly mentioned as a possible contender for president in 2016.

This lack of trust was increasingly mentioned by other companies who contemplated partnering with Microsoft.

Political uncertainty is rife as well, with a Greek exit from the euro zone increasingly mentioned as a possibility.

And while Mrs. Clinton's name has been increasingly mentioned as a potential candidate for president in 2008, some of her closest supporters said that as of now, that remained unlikely.

But as he is increasingly mentioned as a potential presidential candidate, his ability to properly conjugate verbs in Spanish, along with his views on issues like immigration, could help endear him to Hispanic voters across the country.

In the 2013 Networked Readiness Index of the World Economic Forum, a measure of countries' development of the Internet and other technological capabilities, Ecuador ranked 91st out of 144 countries, although it was ahead of many of its South American neighbors, including Argentina, Bolivia and Venezuela (another country increasingly mentioned as a possible destination for Mr. Snowden).

Still, Mr. Giuliani soldiered on, grinning widely and promising the faithful at each stop that he would work to keep them safe from terrorists and high taxes and rising property insurance rates, and increasingly mentioning what has emerged in recent days as a new pledge: to send an astronaut to Mars.

"DraftKings one-day fantasy baseball took him from a guy with holes in his underpants to a guy with bikini models in them!" Neither FanDuel nor DraftKings is currently profitable, although both are increasingly mentioned as possible "unicorns," a term used by venture capitalists to refer to startups valued at a billion or more dollars on the basis of fund-raising alone.

Many local politicians and intellectuals increasingly mentioned and involve EW in their political activities as a vital force capable of changing uneven urban politics.

And the mainstream media is increasingly mentioning the pipeline as a key election issue in 2012.