Sentence examples for increasingly project from inspiring English sources

But the deeper pity and fear the case inspired revolved around a basic question we increasingly project onto the bodies of our young: What makes sex rape?

While Leonhard suggests that there are two main areas – technology and humanity – in which jobs will evolve, Frey also points to the notion that work is becoming increasingly project-based.

The 20th century saw natural resource management increasingly projected at a supranational level, where it was also collectivized.

Among the complaints: an American citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki, was killed in Yemen in 2011 without due process; too many civilians have become collateral damage; and drone strikes are increasingly projecting a harmful, violent image of American foreign policy.

Auto analysts are increasingly projecting that G.M. shares could be priced high enough for the government eventually to get back most or all of its remaining $43 billion investment in the automaker.

He very much fits the wonkish, nerdy image that MSNBC is increasingly projecting across a large swath of its programming.

Increasingly the project team also recognized this as a major challenge to the intervention and potentially undermining project outcomes.

"I see it as an increasingly Turkish project and we hope to hand it over ultimately to a Turkish team".

The increasingly expensive project was canceled under pressure from Washington in 1987, just a year after the Lavi's maiden flight.

Such differences of perspective – and yet such interdependence – did not matter in those early years when there was still much confidence in the eventual success of an increasingly ambitious project to rebuild and remake Afghanistan.

"If that does not happen, the single currency area will become an increasingly difficult project to run," said Weber, a former Bundesbank president who served on the ECB's governing council for several years.