Sentence examples for increasingly pulled from inspiring English sources

Although many associations were established as independent groups, universities have increasingly pulled them closer.

Ohio's legislative districts have been drawn to create safe seats, a dynamic that increasingly pulled the General Assembly to the right.

A study** last year of management research in economic and social contexts found far more emphasis on economic performance and objectives than on social goals.A rather different complaint is that business schools are increasingly pulled in two directions.

Mr Clegg, who is deeply unpopular and tarnished by his proximity to the Tories, looks increasingly vulnerable to a leadership challenge from the left of his party before the next general election.Mr Clegg and Mr Cameron are increasingly pulled in two directions.

The political philosophy that he did outline, however, was soon to become a constant refrain not just of his surprisingly successful insurgency but for Clinton too, who saw her centrist platform increasingly pulled to the left in a bid to match the enthusiasm of frustrated liberals.

Part of the point is to dramatize the way Web applications, including Web-based business applications, are increasingly pulled together from multiple Internet services.

When people feel like shopping, they are increasingly pulling out iPads and other tablets, so much so that shopping on tablets could someday outpace shopping on smartphones and even computers.

"Johnson increasingly pulls up the drawbridge and retreats into the White House, into this blind Shakespearean rage against the press and the nervous Nellies and the antiwar movement," he told me.

Caring for aging parents, witnessing the illnesses and travails of friends, adapting to a move to the suburbs -- these are all experiences that bind Pauline and Michael to each other, even as their very different temperaments and interests increasingly pull them apart.

She spoke of how pulling together networks had been keen to her organisation reaching civilians in Syria to provide support during recent troubles and said that social organisations would have to increasingly pull together to work on global issues and mobilise the public.

French-speaking Quebec, with nearly a quarter of the population and its open social attitudes, pulls Canada to the left, just as the South and Bible Belt increasingly pull the United States in the opposite direction, particularly on issues like abortion, gay marriage and capital punishment.