Sentence examples for increasingly perform from inspiring English sources

Accounting firms increasingly perform lucrative consulting services for companies they audit.

But corporate symbols, which color private and public space, increasingly perform a different duty, as reflected in a logo for the Altria Group as baffling as its name.

And the format invites people to say, 'Well, I liked that sketch, but I didn't like this one.'" The new generation of sketch acts increasingly perform on bills alongside standup comedians, and envy the seamless fluidity of what they see.

In a new pamphlet from the Edge Foundation [pdf], Baker says computers will increasingly perform routine jobs, including some previously the province of lawyers, bankers, doctors, accountants and other professionals.

Most notably, Stephen S. Roach, Morgan Stanley's chief economist, has argued that the Bureau of Labor Statistics undercounts the hours people work because employees increasingly perform work after hours on cell phones, beepers and home computers.

In a world where we increasingly perform our own everyday lives on social media as well as quietly living them, this most unprivate of families shows us what we have become.

Manual labour is increasingly performed by North Africans or Africans who arrive from former colonies.

In the last 15 years he has increasingly performed Classical and Romantic works with modern instrument ensembles, even Bruckner symphonies and Strauss waltzes with the Vienna Philharmonic.

But he also increasingly performed as a traditional folk musician at ceilidhs around Scotland in a band known as the Three Desperate Mortgages.

While those are confined mostly to timeouts, the announcer increasingly performs as the game carries on — when crowd involvement matters most.

In fact the university, now called Northumbria University, has increasingly performed well in league tables, which is what it wanted to convey to potential clients.