Sentence examples for increasingly realizing from inspiring English sources

U.S. lawmakers are increasingly realizing this.

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.

But, as Professor Conley added, companies are increasingly realizing that employees need to be disconnected from time to time and that "giving workers time to chill helps ultimate long-term productivity".

The market for lower-quality sakes -- the stuff that Japanese restaurants used to heat to mask its flaws -- has particularly dropped, and the industry is increasingly realizing the importance of the export market.

"We're increasingly realizing that the more you can make this an open enterprise, the more likely you are to be able to get an advance which allows you to make a medicine," Dr. Patrick Vallance, president of pharmaceuticals research and development at GlaxoSmithKline, said in an interview.

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

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

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

But as scenes flash by of Pippa's tumultuous youth, you increasingly realize that she is going through the motions of domestic bliss.

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