Sentence examples for increasingly realise from inspiring English sources
Humans can't flourish in that environment, as good planners increasingly realise.
The private sector better understands the sensitivities of NGOs, and NGOs increasingly realise that the private sector is not necessarily the enemy of development.
New regulations requiring companies to adopt cleaner processes will mean that capital equipment is replaced more quickly, to the benefit of such companies.Even their customers increasingly realise that although climate change may push up their costs, it will also provide new opportunities new markets, new technologies, new businesses and new money to be made.
Yet while many of those in the media increasingly realise how disconnected it is from the reality experienced by much of the UK, the barriers stopping those from poorer backgrounds or minorities making it into the country's newsrooms remain dauntingly high, and may be getting higher.
The following year saw the singles market drop for the first time since the format was introduced, slipping to 182m.That figure will continue to fall, especially as consumers increasingly realise they don't want their computer hard drive stuffed with MP3s when they can stream anything they want.
At the same time molecular biologists increasingly realise that quantitative modelling is actually worth the effort [ 29, 39].
Over the past four decades, the world has increasingly realised that our natural resources are under serious pressure.
Solar's full potential can be increasingly realised as storage systems commercialise.
US and multinational businesses are increasingly realising the importance of a holistic focus on people, planet and profit.
I increasingly realised that a lack of creature comforts really doesn't matter – it adds to the sense of adventure when travelling.
Furthermore, companies are increasingly realising that if employees understand the concept of sustainability they are more valuable to employers and are more likely to progress.
