Sentence examples for increasingly prevailing from inspiring English sources

In the times of this increasingly prevailing chaos, social entrepreneurship comes to the rescue.

Recently, IEEE 802.11 based wireless local area networks (WLAN) become increasingly prevailing with their ubiquitous nature and low cost infrastructure.

Square keeps remained common across much of England in contrast to the circular keeps increasingly prevailing in France; in the Marches, however, circular keep designs became more popular.

An increasingly prevailing model [ 4] postulates that present-day enzyme families and superfamilies are the result of the progressive divergence of ancestral proteins endowed with a promiscuous function.

In recent years water logging has become an increasingly prevailing burden for the city dwellers and is creating adverse social, physical, economic and environmental consequences by disruption of regular life, traffic paralysis, infrastructure damage, destruction of flora and fauna.

This sets off a spiraling process that increasingly establishes only one prevailing opinion.

But what the prevailing narrative increasingly ignores is that the origins of such virulent hatreds are here, not there, that we look always outward, never inward, because we rightly fear what we would see in ourselves as a nation.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, he found himself increasingly out of touch with the prevailing political and City mood.

The ban has increasingly appeared to run counter to prevailing politics in the state, with Massachusetts becoming the first state to legalise gay marriage in 2004.

Kennedy says that what moved the needle for investors to go for the Series C was the prevailing macro trends for an increasingly mobile workforce requiring a single management platform, plus great execution.

"While we recognise that there are increasingly diverse forms of families… the prevailing norm of society is still that of a man and a woman".