Sentence examples for increasingly realized from inspiring English sources

In the developing and Third World countries, many of which are undergoing rapid industrialization, the importance of occupational health is increasingly realized.

"All of those nations have increasingly realized that terrorism is a danger to each and every one of us," Secretary Powell said.

"They call it the 'China doll syndrome".' As a single Caucasian woman, Ms. Capone increasingly realized she was in a world of bias.

And as the stars filmed more of this season's episodes, they increasingly realized that they did not want to give up quite yet a job that provided so much fun -- and remuneration.

As Lehman tried to make a case with the media and regulators that investors betting against its stock were unfairly going after the firm, top executives increasingly realized that their strategy was failing and assets were withering.

As he and Singapore mellowed and became steadily more tolerant, open and democratic, Lee increasingly realized that he could trust Singaporeans to make decisions on their own, and he is one of the few Confucian emperors ever to step down voluntarily.

U.S. lawmakers are increasingly realizing this.

New polls reveal that Americans increasingly realize that they have been had.

Hollywood increasingly realizes the power of peer recommendations to sell movies and television shows; some in the industry call this the "killer gateway".

Perhaps more significant, employers are increasingly realizing that they need to listen to and act on workers' demands if they want a stable and productive work force.

Health organizations are increasingly "realizing the extent of what children are doing," said Nancy Law, an executive vice president of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.