Sentence examples for increasingly produced from inspiring English sources

Some lawmakers in the United States also point to security risks when food for Americans is increasingly produced in foreign countries.

The Baule are noted for their fine wooden sculpture, particularly for their ritual statuettes representing ghosts or spirits; these, as well as carved ceremonial masks, were originally associated with the ancestor cult but are increasingly produced for commercial purposes.

Instead of writing a great Tolstoyan novel about America that would "speak to one's time" and capture the social and political pulse of the nation, he increasingly produced tendentious novels that were scaffolds for his eccentric, sometimes perverse ideas about violence and sex and power, what he once called "the mysteries of murder, suicide, incest, orgy, orgasm and Time".

Pithily and authoritatively, he describes how globalisation, assumed by many supporters and critics alike to produce economically vigorous, politically docile societies almost in perpetuity, has in fact since around 2000 increasingly produced societies that are neither, whether in the dictatorships of the Arab world or the democracies of the eurozone, Britain and the United States.

ENMs are increasingly produced for various applications including cosmetics, electronics, sports equipment, biomedicine and agriculture.

Important innovations are increasingly produced based on research engagement and fertilization across industries.

We are increasingly producing a nation of millionaires who have pulled up the drawbridge behind them.

Even before the Omand report, however, the JTAC was increasingly producing longer-term pieces.

We are also increasingly producing video for prospective students who can't visit us.

With the help of computer-aided design, architects and engineers increasingly produce plans, drawings and other construction documents on computers.

To appeal to the growing Asian audiences, Hollywood studios like Disney and Warner Brothers are increasingly producing movies in local languages.