Sentence examples for increasingly prepared from inspiring English sources

But the movement against genital cutting has matured and is increasingly prepared for these arguments.

The simple point is that rural and regional voters are increasingly prepared to look at beyond their regular conservative candidates.

What makes this credible is that so many are increasingly prepared to take on powerful interests in ways that serve the greater good.

Online sales are expected to peak on Sunday and Monday, but shoppers are increasingly prepared to spend closer to Christmas as delivery services become more reliable.

Sportsmen were increasingly prepared to go to any length to outdo their competitors, and devised novel ways to foil the scientists tasked with catching cheats.

Mr. Sanford expressed elation at the vote, which he said was a sign that lawmakers are increasingly prepared to engage the government of Cuba, just as they have sought to end the isolation of governments such as China and Vietnam.

Countries like Thailand already embrace a Japanese food subculture, and in China, growing numbers of upwardly mobile workers are increasingly inclined to purchase prepared foods and snacks.

That's a dangerous idea, at a time when this country is steadily losing ground to its increasingly better prepared competitors abroad.

But just as China's periodic shrill threats to Taiwan threaten the stability of the wider region, so the plight and growing anger of China's peasantry are a harbinger of potential trouble ahead at home.It is trouble that China's Communist Party is increasingly ill-prepared to deal with.

After Swift began using refrigerated cars, Chicago increasingly shipped prepared beef, instead of cattle on the hoof, as well as prepared pigs.

All of which supposedly reflects a long-term trend of consumers increasingly buying more prepared foods, i.e. conclusive proof that people really don't want to cook for themselves after work, regardless of how quickly Jamie Oliver says you can make a paella.