Sentence examples for increasingly picking up from inspiring English sources

Manchester Credit Union is the largest credit union in the north west at a time when credit unions are increasingly picking up some of the financial impact of welfare reform.

But while consumers feel the sting from having their private data stolen, it's their banks that are increasingly picking up the bill.

While behemoths continue to win major deals, startups like Birst are increasingly picking up major enterprise accounts interested in the more integrated, cloud-based approach, with new customers including American Express, Build.com, Cisco, CSC, InterContinental Hotels Group, Nippon Life, Samsung, Schneider Electric and Sunny Delight (yes, even producers of sugary drinks use BI).

And the taxpayer will increasingly be picking up the bill.

Food banks, increasingly, are picking up the slack.

This November, the Party is favored to win the state's other Senate seat (the incumbent Republican, Wayne Allard, is retiring), and Democrats are increasingly confident about picking up a fifth House seat.

They may be more frequent than previously recognised, and MRI is becoming increasingly sensitive at picking up such lesions.

But with smaller, independent labels and, increasingly, performing institutions themselves picking up the slack, CDs and DVDs continue to pour in, many of them of the highest quality.

Civic-minded business leaders play an increasingly prominent role in "picking up the pieces" of Indian society, as Devesh Kapur put it.

Even as the growth indicators move into the black, vulnerable people are being left behind and increasingly, desperately, charities are picking up the pieces.

Unlike Americans in the television age, who shared the common ritual of watching an Ed Sullivan or a Walter Cronkite at the same hour every night, modern Americans increasingly customize their information, picking up radically different perspectives from whichever sources they trust -- Fox News or MSNBC, Newsmax or Huffington Post.