Sentence examples for increasingly missing from inspiring English sources

So Panama is increasingly missing out on some lucrative custom.

Yet schoolchildren of all ages are increasingly missing out on the opportunity to enjoy and learn from "making things", Ofield-Kerr says.

An analysis by the Labour party found young children between five and ten years old are increasingly missing out after years of deep cuts to the Arts Council and local authorities who have helped fund such activities in the past.

"But when I did some NASCAR races this year I noticed that I was increasingly missing the racing side – to race against each other – because in rallying you really race against the clock".

They put up with it partly because being an away fan affords a visceral thrill that many find is increasingly missing at home and partly because, well, it's what they do.

"I'm confident we will be successful," he said in an interview, noting that this year for the first time, stations will be tying their pleas to "the delivery of quantifiable services to local communities," in the form of early childhood education, health information and a "recommitment to local programming, which is increasingly missing from the media marketplace".

Although he enjoyed material well-being, success with the public, and contact with outstanding figures of Western culture, Prokofiev increasingly missed his homeland.

The Cup-tied Senegalese was supposed to ease the burden but Ba feels increasingly missed when he is unavailable, as he was here.

Britain is on the verge of becoming permanently divided between tribes of haves and have-nots as the young increasingly miss out on the opportunities enjoyed by their parents' generation, the government's social mobility tsar claim.

In August, the cost of renting a home rose at its fastest rate for a year, and tenants increasingly missed payments, LSL Property Services found.

Grossmith suffered from depression after the death of his wife of cancer in 1905, and his health began to fail, so that he increasingly missed engagements.