Sentence examples for increasingly politicized from inspiring English sources

But the debate is becoming increasingly politicized.

An Increasingly Politicized Military, Los Angeles Times, June 23 , 2010

But the field had become increasingly politicized, and the disorder remained a "black box".

But with economic growth came a revolution of aspirations and an increasingly politicized public.

"Dartmouth's trustee elections have become increasingly politicized, costly and divisive," he said.

Instead, while in prison, he reads voraciously, and becomes increasingly politicized and critical.

-- From coast to coast, the administration of elections is growing increasingly politicized.

Over the past several years, the school board has become increasingly politicized.

It is a timely effort to attach real numbers to an increasingly politicized debate over energy subsidies.

The National Assembly itself reflects Mr. Chávez's control of increasingly politicized institutions, from the judiciary to the national oil company.

Some skinheads were recruited as "storm troopers" for neo-Nazi organizations, and the movement became increasingly politicized.